Sentence examples similar to bold disobedience from inspiring English sources
Some advocates and lawmakers praised the immigrants, who are calling themselves the Dream 9, for their bold civil disobedience in the tradition of the civil rights era.
In the 1990s, an SEIU-funded organization, Justice for Janitors, staged a series of protests and bold acts of civil disobedience, including blocking traffic on the Washington, D.C.-area Beltway.
The point of civil disobedience is to be bold and disruptive.
Faced with the prospect of being long-term renters, tenants have become better organized and bolder, engaging in protest and even civil disobedience to spotlight their grievances.
Given its political influence 80% of Filipinos are Catholic and the church's call for civil disobedience in 1986 helped overthrow the dictatorship of Ferdinand Marcos many consider Mr Aquino's bold move to be suicidal.Others see it as a sign that he has at last identified an important issue to make his own.
Disobedience was punished harshly.
See also civil disobedience.
Saul's flaw: disobedience.
This would mean civil disobedience.
London's bold new scheme to control traffic by charging motorists to drive into the center of town started off smoothly this morning with no major public transportation breakdowns, no obvious technological glitches and no major outbreak of civil disobedience.
