Sentence examples for a chorus of protesting from inspiring English sources

Abandoned by Blair, to a chorus of protesting lorry drivers.

Movies, as evidenced by a chorus of protesting and celebrating Americans, influence broader trends.

The palace led a chorus of protests, describing the invasion of privacy as "grotesque and totally unjustifiable".

Last July children's author Philip Pullman led a chorus of protest from prominent writers over the scheme.

There was a chorus of protest, led by professors of law and politics, but Harper scorned them.

What at the beginning of the year was a chorus of protest by smaller countries has thinned into isolated dissent.

By the summer of 1980, the activities of the Moral Majority and similar groups had brought forth a chorus of protest from main-line clergymen, liberal politicians, and commentators.

And up rose a chorus of protests, not just from Mr. de Blasio, who vowed to sue, but also from three of his four opponents.

Fittingly for an event that engages the passions of the world, next week's kickoff has been ushered in by a chorus of protests and scandalous allegations.

There was a chorus of protest from NGOs and the government said they would "pause" the policy - although no timeframe has been set for this "pause".

In a chorus of protest as ominous as it may be futile, the churches of Groningen, most of them now damaged by the earthquakes, rang their bells.