Sentence examples for believe a protest from inspiring English sources

Now Muñoz claimed that he'd pleaded guilty only because he didn't think anyone would believe a protest of innocence.

Many are still afraid of what may happen this Saturday, when the game is scheduled to happen, as it is believed a protest may still occur.

The local people showed whom they believed: a protest rally by the CUF on the anniversary brought out several thousand people, despite heavy rain.Mr Amour, Zanzibar's president, was once described by Nyerere as a hippopotamus for his galumphing political tactics.

"I don't believe a sit-down protest at a government office is acceptable grounds for the wholesale violation of the human right to privacy".

At one point during the song, an overstuffed fan started to mosh in what I believe to be a protest of our ode to John and the boys.

She didn't believe the protest was a waste of time, or even that our daughter wasn't allowed to attend.

Americans have been conditioned to believe protest is a silly waste of time, that being a fringe candidate like Ralph Nader is annoying and bothersome, and that they are weak, helpless creatures that will forever be exploited by our big, evil government.

So let's pause for a moment of critical reflection before rushing to join the chorus that believes a big leak and big protests will necessarily result in big change.

Organisers believe the protest will make things more visible.

Roche and other organisers believe the protest is gaining support because of the growing debate over sports mascots.

Secular modernists, Coptic Christians and other constituencies began to believe that protest, not dialogue, was the only way they could exert pressure on the army.