Sentence examples for globalised protest from inspiring English sources
I wouldn't consider myself a political playwright but I just keep discovering more and more about globalised protest.
In what was perhaps a symbol of the globalised nation that the former premier to some extent began, the first protest to greet her funeral was nothing to do with her profound yet divisive legacy.
In Europe, as in the US, protest and opposition are apparent in those areas that are farthest removed from the globalised metropolises.
The new wave of black pop protest music captures and grapples with racial catastrophe in the 21st century: the prison-industrial complex, globalised wealth inequality and the violent expenditure of women and children.
Globalised diktatism or globalised democratism?
"This is a globalised era.
It is a globalised novel for a globalised world".
Odd things happen when language is globalised.
Such a globalised market has its attractions.
Globalised supply chains exploit predominantly female labour.
