| Despite what I believe to be a polite remonstration from the Chriost Ri manager, the referee didn't take the blunder on board and continued with the game. |
| If there was remonstration on the pitch, that was mirrored in the stands with supporters vocal with their disquiet. |
| Once FDR grants Marshall the time, the president then receives a stern remonstration to rearm America, and quickly. |
| Yet with Logue, whose manner is the right balance of remonstration and understanding, he is relatively fluent. |
| The speech referred to nothing substantially new and entailed points which invoked even the dismay and the remonstration of the United Nation Secretary General. |
| Alternatively, such an analysis could be arranged under the type of topics such as humor on marriage, remonstration, death, and education, etc. |
