Sentence examples for mark of protest from inspiring English sources

Some Brazilians are switching their support to other teams as a mark of protest.

President Bush should cancel his trip, or at least stay away from all key ceremonies as a mark of protest of the free world.

As discussions between the parties wore on, some performers closed their accounts while others changed their accounts to their "real names" and changed their profile pictures to purple squares with: "#mynameis" written across as a mark of protest.

In a mark of protest this week, Spanish parents of students in state schools have given theirchildren notes to bring into class explaining why they have not done the tasks set.

In response, on Thursday and Friday, some Twitter users in India switched their display pictures to black: For those wondering why some of us have changed our DPs to black, this is a mark of protest against this coward and illegitimate government!

And the man who pollsters say would win a general election if one were held today, Silvio Berlusconi, told people to stay away as a mark of protest against the current centre-left government, which had only just been shakily put together after its predecessor collapsed last month.

Crackdowns on artists and writers continue at an alarming rate inside Tibet, and I find it necessary to make marks of protest in any way I can.

It is perhaps a measure of how neighborhoods have been gentrified in the intervening years that few marks of protests have appeared this time.

While some scholars see her refusal to work there as a mark of "feminist protest" others see it as "matter of comfort and practicality", since the reading rooms were "noisy, badly lit, and poorly ventilated".

Some here said the rejection was not surprising at the end of a day marked by messages of protest by those upset with the approval of Bishop-elect Robinson to lead the Diocese of New Hampshire.

Protesters camped outside an illegal Gypsy site in the West Midlands have been marking 700 days of protest.