It is dense with sarcasm and posturing yet nevertheless gathers a sort of sincerity in the course of protesting too much about its insincerity.
In the course of protesting the unfairness of a settlement that he was being pressured into accepting, a judge said to him, "If you say another word, we'll start all over, I'll put you back on the stand, and I promise you that you will end up in a worse position than you are in now".
As repeated several times in written GLN statements prior to the protest, a handbill distributed at the protest, and in our public comments during the course of the protest, our protest was against the leadership of the Catholic church and not the Catholic laity, a majority of whom support equal rights for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people.
While during the two-month course of the protests there were two incidents when riot police attacked protesters brutally, there has not been a large-scale response from the protesters.
Altogether, at least 88 people died and at least 1,800 people were wounded over the course of the protests.
Complaints about idiots in one's own movement or such infelicities as the theft of beer by a fellow demonstrator suggest the whole thing is almost over.Condor, then, is good at forecasting the course of existing protests.
Every morning he performs the ritual that he and his colleagues have come to regard as second nature: he checks his car for booby-trap devices (over the course of the protests and hunger strikes the IRA killed some 18 prison officers).
More than 90 people died in the course of the protests, which hit the economy hard.
At least 28 people were killed and several hundred injured over the course of the protests.
Roughed up and arrested by the police in the course of student protests at Columbia University, he was asked whether he thought he had suffered unfair, unjust treatment.
