Sentence examples for dramatic protest from inspiring English sources

But the prospect of such a dramatic protest vote is slim.

In 2007 he cut up his dog collar on live television in a dramatic protest against Robert Mugabe's rule.

In the case of the Broward infiltrators, they were released after news of their dramatic protest hit the media.

Last month she said she wanted to do one more dramatic protest before leaving for France to study journalism.

There's another coma, and Clive leaves the bank director behind to pick up the pieces while he stages a dramatic protest in Berlin.

When Mohamed Bouazizi, the 26 -year-old Tunisian fruit vendor, set himself on fire after having been slapped by a policewoman, who would have known that a single act of dramatic protest would spontaneously ignite the entire Middle East?

Contribute with Guardian Witness Donald Trump's shock election victory sparked dramatic protests across the US early on Wednesday morning.

Asda has announced it will increase the amount it pays its suppliers for milk, after farmers staged dramatic protests in supermarkets over prices.

Most of what appears in the foreign press is dramatic — protests, arrests, fights — but on the ground it feels more subtle: a slow erosion rather than a collapse.

But with the film industry in a hypersensitive state – particularly with regard to black and minority-ethnic performers – the mood is more febrile than it has been since the dramatic protests of the 1970s.

Some supporters' enmity at Cellino's running of the club resulted in dramatic protests: mock funerals were held before games and a series of images were beamed on to a stand at Elland Road calling on Cellino to sell the club.