Sentence examples for a nice protest from inspiring English sources

"They're a nice protest statement that you are concerned about air pollution, but they won't benefit your health," says Dr Audrey de Nazell, lecturer in air pollution at Imperial College.

"A nice protest".  .

Hofer is a "a kind, nice, protest politician who wraps the FPOe's [Freedom party's] brutal declarations against refugees in soft language".

"It's a nice studio now," Cook protests.

Mind you, there was a nice irony to the protests; they were demonstrating against a tour called "Prepare for Hell" by preaching the very same message to everyone in attendance.

(States could also use ranked-choice voting to re-apportion the votes of the losing candidates). A nice side effect is that "protest" votes for third parties wouldn't have such a devastating effect on either of the top candidates.

Mr. Harris, he protested, is a nice, intelligent man with a penchant for history.

These begin with politics: revolution in 2011, the coup in 2013, and what he refers to as the "security situation", which is presumably a nice way of describing violent protests that have included murder, rape and arson.

I had been expecting to camp in a nice green field somewhere, but the protest appeared to be right outside the gates of the fracking rig, next to a fairly major road.

If Girardi had protested this one, it would have made a nice bookend to one of the best-known protested home runs in baseball history, from the George Brett pine tar game in 1983.

"Tim Henman was a nice middle-class English boy," Sears protested, "and he made it to No 4 in the world.