Sentence examples for become a protest from inspiring English sources

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

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.

But Obama supports gay rights, and this guy's dad doesn't, so … that's apparently good enough to become a protest guest at this year's State of the Union?

Offstage, vendors hawked vintage Mao buttons, bunny ears, glow sticks, neon-colored clown wigs, penis-shaped water guns and stuffed "grass-mud horses," a mythical creature that has become a protest symbol against Internet censorship.

In an interview with The Independent, Ms Cooper urged Labour members to "get serious" about the next general election rather than become "a protest movement" which "shouts from the sidelines" under Mr Corbyn.

Geko said that Occupy Wall Street has a sanitation operation that works around the clock making sure that its camp stays clean (and good thing, since the lack of cleanliness in Zuccotti Park threatened to become a protest-killing issue earlier this week).

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

"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.

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.