Sentence examples for became a protest from inspiring English sources

"Our voters became really mad and participating in this referendum became a protest.

The funeral procession on Saturday became a protest in its own right, with marchers calling for more freedoms and an end to Syria's longstanding emergency law, witnesses said.

But coming from inside was the sound of Mingus intently playing Ellington's dreamy thirties hit, which, that day, became a protest song, as the performance just kept going on and on and getting hotter.

Well, the campaign became a protest tool when a Photoshopped version of the Cover Girl model with a black eye went viral with the hashtag #GoodellMustGo.

A Texas tent city constructed last week to shelter migrant children became a protest site Sunday as crowds marched to oppose the separation of immigrant families at the border.

The vacuum has allowed independent judges in a rare disciplining this month of members of the security forces to convict police officers in two separate cases for the deaths of an icon of the revolt against Mr. Mubarak, Khaled Said, whose killing in 2010 became a protest rallying point, and 37 prisoners detained after the toppling of Mr. Morsi.

Wainwright has also, of late, by necessity, become a protest singer, in a suitably blowsy fashion.

"Everything you do as an Indigenous artist, whether you like it or not, becomes a protest".

"Linglei," Yunna Long's highly polished experiment in formal patterns, becomes a protest against conformity.

By Wednesday, the vigil had become a protest, and the crowd turned its anger on the police.

The referendum might have become a protest vote against the long-serving taoiseach.The European Commission is trying to help.