1
A few people from Mike and Foxtrot compounds joined the protest too.
2
He 'doth protest too much'; and the protestation comes from an uneasy conscience.
3
I have to admit, I didn't protest too hard when he picked me up.
4
They protest too much that this assault was not deliberate.
5
Thousands of school students followed her example, and many adults were inspired to protest too.
6
But perhaps Donald Clarke (Opinion, April 21st) doth protest too much.
7
But I'd better be careful not to go over the top and protest too much.
8
But the crusty former sailor doth protest too much, in both senses of the phrase.
9
I have never been to those meetings. But the sex addict doth protest too much.
10
He came to the help of his master, who, he feared, might protest too much.
11
In the circumstances, one feels the deputy and ambassador doth protest too much about the Goebbels remark.
12
He does, I think, protest too much.
13
But does the lady protest too much?
14
Methinks the gentleman doth protest too much.
15
Does the gentleman not protest too much?
16
The lady doth protest too much, methinks.
