Sentence examples for demonstrating opposition from inspiring English sources

"Saturday's home game proved that unprecedented numbers of Newcastle supporters are sticking with the team, while demonstrating opposition to the current administration and their plans.

Hawkish fundamentalists, including the elite Revolutionary Guards close to the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, have refrained from demonstrating opposition to Rouhani's new bid to pursue "constructive engagement" with the international community.

In Vermont, the Kidney Cancer Association paid for a poll to demonstrate opposition to controls on drug prices.

Protests took place across the US on Thursday to demonstrate opposition to sweeping National Security Agency surveillance programs.

Talk story about a festival by the Angry Arts Week Against the War in Vietnam to demonstrate opposition to the present American policy in Vietnam.

Some also said they thought it was more important to demonstrate opposition to economic globalization than to ensure that public activities are subdued as a sign of respect for the losses of Sept. 11.

By Gerald Jonas The New Yorker, February 11 , 1967P. 29 Talk story about a festival by the Angry Arts Week Against the War in Vietnam to demonstrate opposition to the present American policy in Vietnam.

On January 15 , 1968 at the age of 87, she led 5,000 women, calling themselves the "Jeannette Rankin Brigade," to the foot of Capitol Hill to demonstrate opposition to the hostilities in Indochina.

No shortage of good writers have already explained that the Confederate flag was birthed in oppression and bathed in blood, and it was first raised atop the South Carolina state house not as part of 150 years of continuous public recognition but to celebrate the Civil War's centennial in 1961 – and then, by law in 1962, to demonstrate opposition to the federal government and racial integration.

Jon Ritzheimer, a former U.S. marine, organized the protest to demonstrate opposition, specifically at the Islamic Community Center of Phoenix that Elton Simpson and Nadir Soofi once attended.

But Mr. Quinn added that skeptical rural Republicans, as well as House Republicans who demonstrated opposition to vouchers in 2007 and 2009, could derail Mr. Patrick's plans.