Sentence examples for less protest from inspiring English sources

In Britain, there was always less protest than elsewhere.

In your book, you're saying we need less protest politics and we need more mayors.

To be sure, very little public scrutiny -- much less protest -- of violent interrogation is depicted.

His lawyer, Ivan Pavlov, said it reflected both the thinness of the evidence against his client and a political calculation that the lighter sentence would cause less protest.

Reducing the amount a state gives to the funds is likely to generate less protest from the voters than raising taxes.

Morocco experienced much less protest, as shown in Figure 1, and Figure 4 shows they also experienced less coordination.

The "Art-Less" protest comes after the Museum of Modern Art's decision to hang more art by artists from Muslim-majority nations on its walls.

A more restrained, but no less potent, protest occurred at the final concert.

For fear of triggering a points deduction the supporters' trust plans a milder but no less heartfelt protest on Saturday.

If there is less public protest this time than there was during Vietnam, I attribute it to the fact that there is no draft.

So instead they began less confrontational protest activities, like "strolling" in large numbers through the city center, where strikers could not be distinguished from other citizens.