Sentence examples for passion of protest from inspiring English sources

And, as a lover of political science since my teens, the passion of protest always appealed to me".

Japanese voters who selected opposition candidates on Sunday did so less out of passion than of protest.

Touched by the passion of a protesting fellow-detainee, a doctor named Leduc Darrenn Pettie, Von Berggiveses up his pass and agrees to stay in Leduc's place.

It would serve all progressives – and that includes Sanders' foot soldiers – if she were able to absorb some of the passion and protest of her opponents' campaign and direct it towards a resounding Democratic victory.

http://t.co/vaAvNF8I — The Big Pharaoh (@TheBigPharaoh) 30 Nov 12 Video of Tuesday's rally, posted on YouTube by activists from the Mosireen collective, testified to the size and passion of the new protest movement against the Islamist president and the draft constitution rushed through by his allies in a constituent assembly packed with his supporters.

According to a statement sent to The Huffington Post, "This feature documentary follows the troupe, playwright, and audiences around the world on a five-year journey of Terrence McNally's passion play, where voices of protest and support collide on one of the central issues facing the LGBT community -- religion based bias".

French politics has long been a melodramatic business in which a clever political elite periodically risks exciting the passions of a protesting populace.

Encouraged that this new student-led era of passion & protest will get us closer to solutions #NationalWalkoutDay #IL #United #MarchForOurLives pic.twitter.com/8MXa7FThCJ.

Other officials argue that ordinary people, buffeted by a bad economy and accepting of official propaganda that the opposition is backed by foreign interests, lack the passion for an enduring show of protest.

(Woolfe) ★ New Amsterdam Singers (Friday and Sunday) This adventurous and excellent chorale, conducted since 1968 by Clara Longstreth, offers a typically intriguing program on Friday titled "Passion and Protest: Music of Eastern Europe".

The primal act that has incited so much passion has been marginalized as a gesture of protest.