| But, at length, having become insensibly accustomed to her, he listened to her remonstrances with no less patience than his mistress. |
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| The nobles were able to address remonstrances to the throne through their corporate organizations. |
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| When the Orthodox would say something outrageous, the Vatican would make remonstrances privately, but never in public. |
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| Earlier, we might have argued, but we had already seen how little effect remonstrances had on these two. |
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| Its contents consist largely of warnings, remonstrances, assertions, arguments in favor of certain doctrines, narratives for enforcing morals. |
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| On the thirteenth it sent remonstrances denouncing the irregular conduct of the Royal Session of the previous November. |
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| He then renewed his protestations and the same remonstrances which he had made to me the day before. |
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| Before registering, the parliaments had the power to send the king remonstrances pointing out flaws or drawbacks in the new laws. |
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| It was during her remonstrances at his delay that the alleged assault took place. |
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| For months he pestered her with calls, and persecuted her with letters, memorials, and remonstrances. |
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| She finished her luncheon without undue questioning from her mother, or too many remonstrances about her choice in friends. |
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| He felt better and brighter, and, notwithstanding the remonstrances of his valet, took a ride on his bicycle. |
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| In addition to innumerable stern remonstrances, his soliloquy is laced with screaming fits of anger. |
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| He felt that no one really ran it, and his directives and remonstrances to Dean Rusk had little effect. |
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| Is the list mainly a catalogue of wayward institutions that, depending on their own histories and practices, have given greater or lesser heed to the AAUP's remonstrances? |
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| It was a deliberate challenge to the authority of the parlement which responded in November 1755 with some of the boldest remonstrances ever written. |
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| Incensed by the government's flouting of basic legal principles, the parlement of Paris, seconded by the provincial courts, condemned royal policy in a flood of remonstrances. |
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| Citizens find in newspapers free forums to express their remonstrances and very often to spread their dismay for impunity. |
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| Nobody noticed anything, but during the evening the commander of the flotilla received remonstrances from Moscow. |
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| The remonstrances of the member for Wild Rose will do nothing to get guns off the streets and away from the borders. |
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| As early as 1712 this right of patronage had been restored in Scotland, in spite of the remonstrances of the Church. |
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| In 1673 Louis produced regulations stipulating that the court's remonstrances against royal enactments sent to it could in future be made only after the laws concerned had been registered. |
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| To the remonstrances of Carthage the Romans replied with a declaration of war and only withheld their attack upon the cession of Sardinia and Corsica and the payment of a further indemnity. |
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| After many futile remonstrances Metternich eventually yielded to the obstructionism of the emperor, who detested innovation and stood jealously on his dignity. |
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| Middleton and Paul saw no use in wasting their breath in remonstrances against this proposal. |
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| In spite of the remonstrances of Spain and of the Sforza, he allied himself with France in January 1499 and was joined by Venice. |
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