Sentence examples for choosing to protest from inspiring English sources
We are choosing to protest.
In a letter addressed to the foreign activists, the prime minister's office berated them for choosing to protest against Israel rather than notoriously brutal human rights offenders like Syria or Iran.
In the face of this new knowledge, the Hippies courageously stood as heretics, choosing to protest against what they knew to be patriotic hypocrisy and the dawning of fascism.
"It was unfortunate that they chose this venue to protest whatever they chose to protest," Ms. Crispen said.
So why have so many students chosen to protest in this way?
"Angela Burr and Jonathan Pine choose to protest against the evil of Richard Roper in the bravest, most dangerous way imaginable.
Women know what the laws of the land say about hijab, and, based on that, they chose to protest".
The debate even crossed over to the N.F.L., where the Texans' J.J. Watt chose to protest the omission of the former Astros star Craig Biggio.
The letter went on to suggest that the activists could have chosen to protest against the Syrian or the Iranian governments or Hamas rule in Gaza.
Himself a potential victim of the purges, Miller wisely chose to protest against them indirectly, using the 1692 Salem witch trials as metaphor.
Why else would the Republicans choose to protest Obamacare with that sinister ad featuring a lecherous Uncle Sam peering between a female patient's gambs last year?
