Sentence examples for intensity of the protests from inspiring English sources

The intensity of the protests against the show frightened her at the beginning, she added.

Since then the intensity of the protests seems to have surprised even some opposition leaders, who now say they hope both sides can step back from the brink.

"The timing of this formal charge by the state attorney could be seen by the demonstrators as an injustice … against their leaders, Mr Abhisit and Mr Suthep, which could be used at the rallies to increase the intensity of the protests," he said.

Eight out of ten Chileans under 30 are on Facebook and there are more cellphones than people, "so the cost of mobilisation is zero," says Francisco Díaz, a former adviser to Ms Bachelet.Fatigue may yet diminish the intensity of the protests later this year, but student leaders now talk of a broader movement drawing in regional protests.

The intensity of the protests in December led many to wonder whether India would actually see a woman's revolution that brought in a lasting, sweeping set of changes.

Protests raged in Ferguson in the month since the shooting, though the size of the crowd and intensity of the protests have shrunk significantly over time.

"We will occupy the streets and squares and we will not leave".But a day earlier Mr Navalny had told me that Mr Putin's victory did not leave people feeling the same sense of indignation as the December elections had done, and that sustaining the intensity of the protest would not be easy.

The pent-up fury of the parents reflected the intensity of the violent protests that marked a dramatic week in Mexico, which has deepened the political crisis facing President Enrique Peña Nieto as he returns from a week-long trip to China and Australia, seen by many as a sign of disdain for the suffering and anger at home.

The inability to empathize with black, lower-income Ferguson residents may also explain why the Ferguson police chief seemed to be blindsided by the intensity of the recent protests, reportedly stating that "[a]pparently, there has been this undertow that has bubbled to the surface".

Yet neither the anger at the heavy-handed police actions nor the excitement of Mr Navalny's arrest (he and most others were released a few hours after being picked up) could disguise the falling intensity of the urban protest movement.This does not mean that the changes in Russia that were set in motion in December will stop.

Inside Israel, where the intensity of parallel protests by Israeli Arabs has stunned the police and Jewish Israelis, riots burst out throughout the Galilee region after two funerals that drew tens of thousands.