Sentence examples for obvious protest from inspiring English sources

There was an obvious protest against an incumbent government.

A thunderously obvious protest song that will have you crying "I get it, I get it!" after one verse.

The debt strike is at once an unusual and obvious protest strategy in response to the Corinthian debt.

(Sunday's show included spirited tunes like "A Hard Rain's a-Gonna Fall" and "Highway 61 Revisited," but no obvious protest songs like "Blowin' in the Wind").

Though he stayed away from songs with obvious protest messages, like "The Times They Are A-Changin'," Mr. Dylan played "All Along the Watchtower," an ominous tune about possible upheaval (at least that's what we think it means) near the end of his two-hour set, and "Like a Rolling Stone," his bitter personal criticism directed at an ambiguous subject.

Despite Thomas' obvious protest, Hamou continued to grab and kiss her. .

The potential for users live streaming events happening in real-time are obvious — with protest events in the US and abroad last year only highlighting that.

For obvious reasons, protests attract significant media attention.

That much was obvious in protests outside the courthouse in Queens.

The consequences of this political impasse have become plainly obvious as protests and demands descend into increasingly hard-line activism and low-level insurgency.

He then points out that there are much more obvious points of protest in the vicinity, including a Subway a few doors up, and a new Pret at the end of the street.