Sentence examples for a bitter protest from inspiring English sources

The American criticism prompted a bitter protest from President Khan.

The episode has set off a bitter protest from the ranks of the city's 4,500 authentic auxiliaries.

Over the past year, more than 40 jailed members of various I.R.A. factions have waged a bitter protest inside the prison.

But whatever results are emerging this morning, William Blake's The Dance of Albion can only feel like a cruel irony or a bitter protest or an impossibly remote ideal.

Critics have seen his greatest achievement in the poems Tir na n-Og, a lyrical play for performance with music; "Broseliawnd," set in the forest of Broceliande; "Anatiomaros," set in a district of ancient Gaul; "Argoed," depicting an ideal community; and "Cynddilig," a bitter protest against war written in the style of the Llywarch Hen cycle.

The move sparked a bitter protest from the Vietnamese government, which demanded an immediate pull-out, and clashes between ships from both countries around the rig.

Somehow, it felt like a seminal moment when a horde of scruffy sub-prime mortgage victims shoved their way into Bear Stearns's austere headquarters this week to stage a noisy, bitter protest.

Frankfurter wrote a bitter dissent.

He could speak in language more and more Germans understood -- the language of bitter protest at a discredited system".

The remark received widespread scorn and spawned bitter protest.

The crowd stamp their feet and blow into their hands in bitter protest against the relentless wind.