Sentence examples for modes of protest from inspiring English sources

MOSCOW — Iron-fisted authorities in Belarus have responded to a burst of creative modes of protest by young protesters with a rather surreal innovation of their own: a law that prohibits people from standing together and doing nothing.

Unlike anti-war marches, Tea Party gatherings, or other well-worn modes of protest, the notion of an in-person response to Wall Street's unchecked looting of the economy apparently did not need much explaining.

The debates have gradually transcended the realm of government officials and academics, and transformed into various modes of protests and resistance in India, Bangladesh, and beyond.

They began, as a mode of protest, to represent Ireland as a woman.

He called his work part of that alternative mode of protest.

It is at once heartening and unnerving to see these young people embracing art-making as a mode of protest.

Besides, sneering at the mode of protest rather than examining what the protest is about is an old method of silencing and cowing.

More than that, the countercuisinists took up the idea, implicit in the work of Claiborne, Beard and Child, that good cooking could be a mode of protest, a way of opposing the hegemony of the bland, processed, standardized American diet.

Ganzeer said, "Tahrir Square is important — camping out and the sit-in is important — but it's essential, I think, for an alternative mode of protest other than the kind that was able to oust Mubarak".

Mr Maxwele's guerrilla theatre referenced an established mode of protest in Cape Town.

What I found the oddest U.S. media blindness this year to America's own experience of this discomforting mode of protest came with The World, usually a thorough news-background broadcast coming out of Boston -- in fact from the public station WGBH, and co-produced along with its distributor Public Radio International and with the BBC World Service to give it further global credentials.