Sentence examples for mood of protest from inspiring English sources
The opposition is already worried that the mood of protest will be smothered in "West Berlin chocolate".
What they expect, and appear determined to fight for, is a proper democracy.From our current print edition: Fighting gives way to talking, but the mood of protest cannot be reversedTopic page: Egypt.
Religious imagery in the text, and evocations of both Orthodox church music and Bach's passions in the score, make the Left-Hander a martyr rather than a victim, and transform the initial mood of protest into one of tragic resignation.
Mr. Diefenbaker has chosen instead to cast himself as the humble man in a mood of protest, the common Canadian outraged by Liberal prosperity, the little guy fighting for his rights.
Meanwhile, the generally peaceful mood of protests was broken when a group of female marchers were physically harassed by a hostile mob of men.
The ones she selected peopled by crooked cops and wicked scientists, healers and teachers evoke a mood of political protest.
Podemos has successfully captured a mood of popular protest in Spain, but it is now aiming to structure itself as a credible and reassuring political party.
They are met with popular indifference, if not approval.Salafis have adopted the rhetoric of human rights and built up a mood of political protest, whereas the Sufis have been tainted by their association with a brutal and corrupt state, explains Nadira Isaeva, the 32-year-old Salafi editor of Chernovik, an independent newspaper.
The mood of this protest is good-tempered and relatively upbeat but the demonstrators' message to ministers shows their growing resentment and frustration.
Remove your family from the event moment you start feeling as though the mood of the protest is heading in a direction that is making you feel uncomfortable or unsafe.
Meanwhile, in Cairo, the generally peaceful, cooperative, nonsectarian mood of the protests was broken when a group of women who were marching were physically harassed by a mob of men.
