Sentence examples for demonstrations she was from inspiring English sources

She was not just at mass demonstrations, she was there in isolated communities where black students, conducting voter registration drives, were often rewarded with bloody beatings.

In a moving interview, he told the Observer that far from being a bystander caught up in the demonstrations, she was committed to the overthrow of Ahmadinejad.

The "Final Five" member was on hand to judge the competition, which included a talent demonstration she's used to being judged on herself: A gymnastics routine by Miss California.

Dartmouth senior Anna Winham, who was involved in both demonstrations, said she was inspired to join the protests after she felt the campus mishandled her sexual assault case.

Another student taking part in the demonstration admitted she was scared at the prospect of the police turning up, but believed it was just a scare tactic.

Denise McKenna, an activist with the Mental Health Resistance network, one of the groups that called Friday's demonstration, said she was horrified about effectively having to go to the jobcentre to access mental health treatment.

Joo, who will be doing a live cooking demonstration, said she was looking forward to the event of Sunday that will be a chance to "open up people's eyes, ears and mouths to try things".

Near the end of the ceremony, Rosa Parks, the "Mother of the Movement," who had set off Dr. King's first demonstration when she was jailed for refusing to yield her seat to a white man on a bus in Montgomery, received the most enthusiastic cheers of all.

Hers may have been the most glaring demonstration, but she was certainly not riding the diversity train alone.

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The leader of the Burmese democracy movement, Aung San Suu Kyi, was in her fourth year of house arrest when the demonstrations began (she's now undergoing an absurd show trial), and the younger organizers of the first marches in August 2007 were hauled off to prison before the protests could become large and national enough to threaten the regime.