How do you use Protestant in a sentence? See 20 example sentences showing how this word appears in different contexts, including synonyms like christian or christianity, plus the exact meaning.
Protestant in a sentence
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Protestant meaning
- Alternative letter-case form of Protestant.
- Protesting.
Synonyms of Protestant
Example sentences (20)
Arrayed before Kennedy in the opulent ballroom were roughly 300 of the South’s most respected protestant ministers.
The cemetery, founded in 1848, also serves as a burial place for Jerusalem's German-speaking Protestant community.
Luther, a German priest and professor, is credited with starting the movement known as the Protestant Reformation.
That includes 57% of congresspersons who identify as Protestant and 28% as Catholic, both higher than national rates.
I never went to Sunday Mass. My family went, irregularly, to the Protestant church on campus, which had Sunday school.
In 1509, theologian John Calvin, a key figure of the Protestant Reformation, was born in Noyon, Picardy, France.
But any native-born Protestant uneasiness with Irish dual loyalty or with non-American imagery was put on hold.
She grew up a great beauty in Glasgow, and she has married the wrong man, the Protestant taxi driver, Big Shug.
The Lord’s Prayer is frequently used during Protestant religious services as it is a pattern for our prayers.
The priest said the unbaptized and Protestant Christians requested admittance to full communion with the Catholic Church.
In every area of my life I was reminded that I was a Protestant and a loyalist, and I was very proud of that.
Claire spoke about her Protestant Irish identity and said: “We have been silenced but we silenced ourselves.
Catholicism had taught me to think like a Protestant, because, as it turned out, the Reformers had thought like Catholics.
Upon Edward's untimely death, his stepsister Queen Mary Tudor (Bloody Mary), was unsuccessful in stopping the Protestant train.
A key part of the coronation ceremony will be King Charles III’s oath to uphold the Protestant faith.
I was raised both Catholic and Protestant, but then fell out with the established church in my teens.
However, there is also a significant Protestant population, including young Evangelicals, which has been growing in recent years.
The police called Karl Barth, one of the most influential Protestant theologians of the 20th century.
He was 6 foot 2, a Protestant, a Liberal, a supporter of the monarchy, but also an Irish Home Ruler.
She’s part Mary Poppins, part Margaret Thatcher and part Michelle Obama packaged in Texan Protestant poise with perfect eye shadow.
Phrases with protestant
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Common combinations with protestant
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- the protestant 46×
- protestant churches 20×
- and protestant 14×
- protestant reformation 10×
- protestant church 7×
- protestant and 7×
- protestant denominations 6×
- of protestant 6×
- in protestant 6×
- as protestant 6×
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