Sentence examples for a practical protest from inspiring English sources

Although she has her own, original complaints about the book's hackneyed mysticism ("Bella dreams about having a boy, but in real life that means you're going to have a girl"), she voices a practical protest as well.

Its chief aim is to make a gesture of practical protest that can be seen and felt all the way to the Union.

In practical protest, some producers have turned to making it 100% Sangiovese (or, rather, 100% its local biotype, Morellino), but it's fair to say that that in purezza is not this wine's profile.

A Practical Guide to Protest.

Social media put the images of the Arab Spring in front of the world and served as a practical tool for protest organizers to connect with their constituents in places that were otherwise hobbled by censorship.

A Practical Guide to Protesting.

Over the past few years, it has been infected by a faction that is more of a psychological protest than a practical, governing alternative.

The guerrilla artists say that the non-violent nature of their protest is a practical way of expressing their anger.

Over the past few years, [the GOP] has been infected by a faction that is more of a psychological protest than a practical, governing alternative.

That was the day David Brooks suggested, in his New York Times column, that refusing "trillions of dollars in spending cuts in exchange for a few hundred million dollars of revenue increases" meant that Republicans may now be "more of a psychological protest than a practical, governing alternative".

"What's interesting is that these protests were not over a practical issue but over a conceptual issue," Hung Huang, a news media and fashion entrepreneur, said in a telephone interview.