Sentence examples for a different protest from inspiring English sources

At the same time, a young activist and very well-known blogger, Aleksei Navalny, offered a different protest strategy for the elections.

Another noted at a different protest, "he was using his drawing pad to sketch a picture of the protest and police presence".

Ms. Basha, who said she witnessed the massacre in the Syrian city of Hama 30 years ago, traveled with her son Ibrahim, 22, from Bloomfield Hills, Mich., on Friday morning for a different protest against violence in the region.

In the light of his Amritsar observations, Cameron would do well to take stock of this case, as well as the death of Ian Tomlinson, a newspaper vendor, at the hands of the police in 2009 at the time of a different protest.

Here's a random sampling of my recent posts: I shared a picture of a protest; a picture of a different protest; a video of a G.O.P. town hall; a long article about historical patterns that give rise to fascism; a Bernie Sanders tweet; and a New York Times Op-Ed about the myth of voter fraud.

He continued: "Rather than condemn the bigots or their beliefs today, the president took aim at a different protest: a small group of NFL players calling attention to racial injustice and inequality during the national anthem".

In August 2016, for instance, such a wide array of different protest groups — including bank scam victims, technical college graduates and kindergarten teachers — gathered in front of the parliament building in Tehran that the front door broke as people tried to push inside.

The rally, organized by a group called Blockupy, is composed of activists from scores of different protest groups, unions, and political parties from around Europe.

What these vastly different protest movements have in common is that they trust neither the business or political elites.

What's striking about Sanders' supporters is how they've flocked to his campaign from so many different protest movements.

Trump and his cronies will do whatever they can to pit different Democrats and different protest communities against one another.