Sentence examples for evident protest from inspiring English sources

In late 1950, he signed the CBS loyalty oath without evident protest, and he elected not to crusade against McCarthy, despite occasional entreaties from friends, during the next three years.

That strand of thought, however slender among the other huge issues, was evident at the protest demonstrations on behalf of Mr. Ahmadinejad's principal challenger, Mir Hussein Moussavi.

Even with few signs of protest evident, many Prague residents without schoolchildren simply packed up and left town for the week rather than contend with traffic tangled by the security measures.

With a multitude of community protest evident throughout the weekend, one must consider if Envision, with all its emphasis on sustainability for the local community, is at all detrimental to the very population they're trying to protect.

Some of Ethiopia's economic strains were evident in the protests, with complaints about joblessness and inflation.

Progress is evident in Asians protesting the Watters segment outside Fox News offices.

No signs of protest were evident among the modest turnout of 9,072.

Public opposition to the refinery is evident in the weekly protest demonstrations now being held.

Despite the spectacular fall of New Star, no protest was evident from investors over his £5.7m pay packet earlier this year, possibly because he has been one of the best performing funding managers in his sector - European growth stocks.

Then came the mass protests over evident fraud during parliamentary elections last December.

It is not just that imposing the necessary fiscal measures is politically impossible in the US, and - as has been evident since the fuel protests in September - far from easy in Europe.