Sentence examples for it protest from inspiring English sources
As Donna Lieberman, the executive director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, put it, "Protest is the new brunch".
Nor did it protest last week when the atomic energy agency issued another report critical of Iran's efforts to conceal its nuclear activities.
And if you're a composer who's dissatisfied with the way the world works – or even the way the musical world works – what can your music do to comment on it, criticise it, protest against it and possibly transform it?
The contrarian critic Stanley Crouch called it "protest pulp fiction" and complained that it idealized black behavior "to placate sentimental feminist ideology, and to make sure that the vision of black woman as the most scorned and rebuked of the victims doesn't weaken".
As Kev put it, "Protest on the street only has a shelf life of so long.
Despite the fact that "nobody wants to protest," as Woods puts it, protest remains one of our most important civil rights.
"I like it," protested Buddha.
It protests and then it panders.
"SantaCon is nonpolitical, it protests nothing.
The novel's irony is heavy; it protests too much.
