But I'm so sorry for him, Tom," she protested contritely.
But they may shoot us from the bank," she protested as they plunged through the weeds.
But they were killing me by inches," she protested.
It is a heavenly place, all said and done," she protested to herself with a little frown.
She protested vehemently, being at the moment, of course, not at all in love with mankind in general, but only with those members of mankind who came within the eye of imagination.
It is a good deal of a task, child, to go down this hill, except when we mean to stay down," she protested.
She was aware of the recent course of events; she had as she protested, nothing to accuse herself of, and she could hardly part her lips without a self-exculpation.
I wish, until your arm is better, that you would buy the kind that hooks on," she protested, almost tearfully.
Not that, please," she protested, and fell to whistling softly again, her chin in her hands.
But, Henry," she protested, "I tell you that there is no doubt about the matter.
My dear Henry," she protested, "I cannot flatter myself that there is any other person in the world sufficiently interested in my movements to have me watched.
Your wish was an unreasonable one," she protested.
But have I not told you already," she protested, "that I do not receive callers?
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "she protested" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.