Sentence examples for force of protest from inspiring English sources

You see how dancers strike staccato gestures, where a beat is only implicit in the music; this has a heightened force of protest.

Kennedy had positioned the Lib Dems as a significant force of protest to the left of New Labour as he abandoned the approach of Paddy Ashdown, who formed a joint cabinet committee with Tony Blair.

But is it really wise to stoke the forces of protest and resistance when they appear to have abated?

One might imagine that just as the agents of white supremacy tried to squelch forces of protest in previous centuries, a hateful young man tried to terrorize those who dare declare "Black Lives Matter" into silence.

In Bloody Foreigners, Robert Winder's superlative study of British immigration, he suggests: '"Englishness" is by definition a foreign idea - a silhouette visible only from afar... national identity is often a statement of opposition to outside forces; a form of protest.' Powell's speech was a definitive statement of opposition, an anguished howl of protest.

Therefore, when citizens aim to use deadly force as a form of protest against government oppression (McVeigh, the Unibomber, etc). it not only spectacularly fails to spread the message, but creates a (rightful) outpouring of support for the victims.

The use of 2, 4, 5-T in SV was suspended in 1970 by the force of public protest.

It renders the force of his protest all the more poignant, emphasizes the tremulous desperation in his voice.

A few hundred picket-line crossers diminished the force of the protest slightly, but the presence of fans outside the stadium before kick-off was enough to dissuade Dinamite from attending.

In an article titled "Colin Kaepernick Will Not Be Silenced," GQ's editors said "he has grown wise to the power of his silence" and that Kaepernick was hoping to reclaim the driving force of the protest movement from President Trump, who the editors said had distorted it into something entirely different.

Incoming Bank of England governor Mark Carney is set to feel the force of the protest when he steps into his new job on 1 July.