Sentence examples for heated protest from inspiring English sources

In August 1989, for instance, a group of bat-wielding whites killed a 16-year-old black youth, Yusuf K. Hawkins, in the Bensonhurst neighborhood of Brooklyn, sparking heated protest marches.

Which led to demands for a new vote, snowballing anger, mounting divisiveness, whispers of treachery, a heated protest, mutiny and talk of a lawsuit.

The Burmese junta struck during a moment of heated protest in 2007; since then, the politics of their country have been transformed.

Mr. Karas's assertion drew a heated protest from a lawyer for Mr. Odeh, who, after the jury left the courtroom, argued that prosecutors were drawing selectively from the evidence and improperly exploiting the emotions of the jurors.

In a strange twist, Finicum's defenders, while rallying at a recent heated protest in Burns, chanted "Hands up, don't shoot!" – borrowing the slogan of the Black Lives Matter movement.

In April, when the Bahrain Formula One grand prix took place against a backdrop of heated protest, Yates appeared across international news outlets defending the stuttering reform process and framing the unrest as "criminal acts" against "unarmed police".

It's little wonder Haitians are manifesting their anger in increasingly heated protests.

Local officials say they would dismiss such notions except that the growing and often heated protests are having an effect.

A Spanish official said that the statement drew heated protests from Washington, and a forcefully worded letter from President Bush.

His ousting has sparked heated protests in predominantly Sunni areas.His successor is Najib Mikati, a telecoms billionaire and competent, neutral administrator.

Tells about Joe Bob Briggs, whose forcefully racist viewpoint eventually led to heated protests by feminists and blacks and led to the cancellation of the column by the "Times Herald"..