Sentence examples for are protest from inspiring English sources
noun
A formal objection, especially one by a group.
- They lodged a protest with the authorities.
These are protest polls; a lame turnout of 36%.
These are protest songs, although attacks on dominant cultural ideologies have rarely sounded so celestial.
Given that several of the pieces are protest anthems, offered here without their texts (though Mr. Gosling read excerpts before he played the set), this technique works brilliantly.
What are protest parties for if not to shake up the major parties when voters suspect they're not listening hard enough to their concerns?
Surrounding them are protest posters ("The only place left to live is the cemetery") and designated spots for cooking or getting an Internet connection.
They are protest in the raw, without organisers or explicit aims: by definition uncontainable and deaf to the sober counsel of Corbyn or Church.
Some are protesting the proposed building, while others are protesting the protesters.
"These are protest-size crowds, these are not politics-size crowds, and that's the critical difference".
The Teamsters are protesting.
No wonder they are protesting.
Scientists are protesting.
