Sentence examples for form of protests from inspiring English sources

Much of the legal maneuvering so far has been in the form of protests, which are complaints that are lodged before the official certification of the winner.

Since the 1960s, when youth protests turned violent, even the mildest form of protests by young people has been viewed as taboo.

The fatal gunshots, fired by a white police officer, Darren Wilson, on 9 August 2014, were followed by bursts of anger, in the form of protests and riots.

The obvious good news came in the form of protests held all over the weekend, all over the world, which Mr. Rosenthal says can have a real impact.

Scattered opposition to drones has built across the country in the form of protests and campaigns to stop drone strikes overseas or prohibit surveillance by government aircraft.

Wiltse writes well about the slow and painful desegregation of America's public pools — the result of constant pressure, in the form of protests and lawsuits, by groups like the N.A.A.C.P. — in the 1940s and '50s.

It reads like a form of protest in the grand old Protestant tradition.

"It became my form of protest".

It's a form of protest.

Or can it be a legitimate form of protest?

But he said one form of protest persists.