Sentence examples for intriguing protest from inspiring English sources

God is Good is easily one of the heaviest and most intriguing protest albums of the year.

The film's timing is intriguing: soon after the protests over the verdict in Trayvon Martin's death and before the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington.

● What an intriguing project.

Andy Palacio and the Garifuna Collective Wátina (2007) This is a sturdy album of hymns, laments and protest songs, and also an intriguing history lesson.

(Woolfe) ★ New Amsterdam Singers (Friday and Sunday) This adventurous and excellent chorale, conducted since 1968 by Clara Longstreth, offers a typically intriguing program on Friday titled "Passion and Protest: Music of Eastern Europe".

But there is an intriguing link between the Arab Spring sweeping the Middle East and the protest movement changing the face of the Jewish state.

The idea of riot cops teargassing a rowdy demonstration called to protest for the rights of the police is intriguing, but it also goes to show how fatuous this idea is.

With Donald Trump still leading the Republican charge for the White House, the songwriter and producer is toying with an intriguing musical footnote, which connects the rabble-rousing Republican and the protest singer, Woody Guthrie.

"Strange Fruit," a 57-minute documentary written and directed by Joel Katz, relates the intricate and intriguing history of the title song, a pioneering attempt to inject social protest into popular music.

What's especially intriguing about this class is that it collected its sheepskins just as antiwar protests were peaking.

It's intriguing to think that some may consider putting a "one" next to the Bob Jane T-Mart-stylogoogo a form of protest.