remonstrance

After much remonstrance, she agreed to stay for three days.

The action brought a cold remonstrance from Janet, and he got back down.

Are you on such terms with that gentleman as would have made a remonstrance easy?

He paused and waited for remonstrances that did not come.

Without further remonstrance the old man left the room, and I demanded an explanation.

After vain remonstrances the old man gives him the gold.

The most serious remonstrances on their part were entirely in vain.

This document is known today as the five articles of Remonstrance.

Many other similar incidents took place prior to the Remonstrance.

"A good solution would be to put the Remonstrance on loan," he said.

She made a small sound of remonstrance, forbidding him to avoid her.

"You were listening to my mother without a word of remonstrance when I came into the room.

He took it up and now from the central pad came a cry of remonstrance.

"It may be just as well that your remonstrances proved ineffective."

"Think of the long rest this winter," was her reply to my remonstrances.

All their remonstrances could not prevail on him to alter it.

And people who are sure they're right aren't moved by a stranger's remonstrance.

You ought never to suffer remonstrance from him who is to execute.

Historians believe the Remonstrance to be the first recorded defense of religious freedom in the new world.

Outside in the open she heard the woman's voice once more, in sharp remonstrance.

He was too much absorbed with his own thoughts to give any immediate answer to my remonstrance.

I cannot see you acting wrong, without a remonstrance.

There is a quiet decision in his reply which admits of no remonstrance.

This led to a more strongly worded remonstrance in 1820.

She sent him away, in spite of his remonstrances.