Sentence examples for expressing protest from inspiring English sources

In countries from Egypt to Iran to Britain, shoe throwing became the means of expressing protest.

She is familiar with the exotic fringes of Western literary and feminist theory, and their echoes and outcrops in the unfriendly world of modern Russia.Finding a way of expressing protest in a culturally exhausted society is hugely challenging, Ms Gessen argues in her new book, "Words Will Break Cement".

The session ended at 7 am with a decision to accept all Russian demands without expressing protest or complaint.

Wynton's lyrics express protest at the treatment of the community during Katrina.

Last week, a senior administration official said the United States would lodge a diplomatic démarche — a move often used to express protest — against China within days.

Conor Dwyer, an American swimmer, referred before the Games began to male swimmers being "broken" by the champion Katie Ledecky in practices, which, like other comments comparing Ledecky to male swimmers, was so laughably irrelevant to Ledecky's greatness that even bothering to express protest felt like an irritating, distracting obligation.

Gone are the days when online activism could organize protest or express dissent.

American Ambassador Julian F. Harrington prepared a note expressing "strongest protest" to the Panama Foreign Ministry against desecration of the embassy flag "which was flying in honor of Panama's Independence Day".

Having worked for years as a film-maker and animator, Tayefeh decided to express his protest through making a film.

"She objects to the forced hijab and considers it her right to express her protest," Sotoudeh said.

At Warped, concertgoers could buy T-shirts decrying racism and sexism and listen to bands express social protest as well as simple, good-natured rowdiness.