Sentence examples for meek protest from inspiring English sources

But that is meek protest even for distinctly civil Uruguay, where political opponents seldom quarrel too loudly.

Chillingly he reports on academic exchanges in which the meekest protests against faddism are shot down as fascist and racist.

The newly formed Federal Bureau of Investigation obsessed over all manner of "radicals," but particularly those African-Americans whose meekest protests of racism were regarded as subversion.

Back then it was Asian women at a photo-processing plant, who were thought too lowly to treat well and too meek to protest.

I hadn't been to the park since the release of "Blackfish" out of meek silent protest.

British protests are meek in comparison to yours.

She introduces the reader to a militant and shrewd Rosa Parks, upending the image of a meek, old woman in spontaneous protest.

Banners proclaiming "Taxi for Robson" and "Robson Out" revealed the level of frustration among Albion supporters who also waved white handkerchiefs and flags to protest at the club's meek surrender this season.

Protests after their cancellation were meek and brief.

If we identify with images of self-sacrificing, self-abnegating, meek women, then we will perhaps be less likely to protest oppressive circumstances.

We must learn and relearn that age's necessary lessons: that meek submission is the most short-sighted of policies; that waiting for the other, more vulnerable group to protest first will only increase the isolation of us all.