Sentence examples for feeling of protest from inspiring English sources

There was a feeling of protest within Mexican life and the atmosphere of the Games.

But that forward thinking -- which has a slight feeling of protesting too much -- is belied by the red-blue facts on the ground.

The day's events are rich in resonance, quite apart from the actual power and the strength of feeling of the protest itself (and the police over-reaction).

Backstage, overwhelmed by the rapturous reception, Green told himself off for "getting a bit deep" when talking about the clothes, explaining that there was a feeling of "silent protest" in the show.

I observed with the same mixed feelings the howls of protest when Harper Lee's follow-up to To Kill a Mockingbird implied that Atticus Finch might not always have acted as the great white knight of the black race should.

For all the joy and feeling of camaraderie this protest brought its participants, it was also ominous.

Some shoppers told The New York Times last week that they will forgo the bargains this year as a manner of protest, feeling the retailers have overstepped their bounds and broken an unspoken holiday agreement.

(It still could; one explanation for the volatility in Quebec's election results — overwhelmingly N.D.P. last time, just as strongly Liberal this time — is that it represents an ongoing sublimation of nationalist feeling into ever-changing channels of protest and engagement, removal and renewed entanglement, with the rest of Canada).

(It still could; one explanation for the volatility in Quebec's election results—overwhelmingly N.D.P. last time, just as strongly Liberal this time is that it represents an ongoing sublimation of nationalist feeling into ever-changing channels of protest and engagement, removal and renewed entanglement, with the rest of Canada).

It is that feeling of dispossession that stokes protest parties, both the mildly green LMP (Politics can be better) but also the thuggish Jobbik.

For obvious reasons, Esenov was reluctant to speak directly about Niyazov, but about his own novel he said, "In any era, the writer reflects the feelings and protest of the people, and I'm a child of my people.