Sentence examples for labeled protest from inspiring English sources

Their stands against social injustice may have lost some of their intensity, but they adhere to the same values, principles and ideals that drove them to write and record what were clumsily labeled "protest" songs.

In the United States folk rock acts like the Mamas and the Papas, Buffalo Springfield, the Lovin' Spoonful, Sonny and Cher, Simon and Garfunkel, and Janis Ian personified a generalized, often self-righteous youthful rebellion that in its more pointed songs was labeled "protest" music.

Many songs on this album were labeled protest songs, inspired partly by Guthrie and influenced by Pete Seeger's passion for topical songs.

How do they know whether a gathering of people should be labeled a protest or a riot?

And while I've never shied away from the label "protest singer", I like to think my personal songs are just as powerful as my polemics.

Party leaders labeled the protests a "counterrevolutionary rebellion" and have justified the use of military force as necessary to maintain stability.

They labeled the protests, "We are Sorry, Hama - Forgive Us". We owe it to the victims of Hama and Homs to learn one lesson: that cruelty must be confronted for the sake of justice and human dignity.

It is a strange country that is filled with people who object to life-saving vaccines, insist on labelling G.M.O.s, protest the use of pesticides that, when used correctly, have not been shown to cause harm, and yet seem ready to smoke whatever a dealer hands them to put in their pipes.

Rather than acknowledge the gesture as free speech, President Donald Trump labeled players who protest "sons of bitches" and called on the league to "fire or suspend" them.

Half a mile from their destination, an area reserved for protest labeled the "Free Speech Zone," the group realized that the road was closed.

Half a mile from their destination, an area reserved for protest labeled the "Free Speech Zone," the group realised that the road was closed.