Sentence examples for fun protest from inspiring English sources

As unlikely-sounding hybrids go, a fun protest against hunger in the developing world must rank up there with the centaur and the griffin.

Reverend Billy has become one of the bellwethers of a possible renascence of guerrilla theater partly because he has demonstrated how to build such art around local issues that can be made palpably clear and fun to protest.

This is largely why most creators achieve success in adulthood, while breaking things for fun or protest remains largely the act of children.

He denies ordering anyone to stand in a cupboard, but admits to doing an impression of Hitler, or at least of Basil Fawlty, during a row with newspaper executives: "A bit of fun", he protests.

In an interview with GQ, Raury said he was unaware of Dolce & Gabbana's support of the Trumps ― and their recent "boycott" campaign that makes fun of protesting and people who don't agree with D&G's politics ― until the day before the brand's "Millennial" fashion show this past weekend in Italy.

In fact, had you dropped the whole of London's Red Lion Square and its mild, kind, Not the Royal Wedding Party – a chugging van with speakers actually bannered "the Middle-Class Sound System" and bi-focalled gents under dappled trees re-reading JK Galbraith – into a Richard Curtis film designed to poke gentle fun at middle-class protest, you'd be laughed at for lazy stereotyping.

Unlike in somewhere like Berlin, London's May Day protest is fun for the whole family.

Unlike in somewhere like Berlin, London's May Day protest is fun for all the family.

But when the 1992 Maastricht Treaty transformed the common market into a properly political union (with a European parliament and a supranational bureaucracy and all that other fun stuff), right-wing protest parties started popping up on the island, calling for a referendum on membership.

Determine why you are riding (protest, art, fun).

"It's more fun than ever," she protests.