Sentence examples for passionate protesters from inspiring English sources

Carol Bundy said Finicum was one of the most passionate protesters she met at her ranch in 2014.

We just had very passionate protesters for and against this bill.

This is similar to the drunken football fans who riots after their team wins the Superbowl, or the peaceful but passionate protesters who suddenly turn into a violent mob.

A passionate Vietnam War protester in his younger years, before he met his wife, he had kept his life full helping the lovelorn, so much so that Newsday has christened him the Love Doctor.

Jost seemed genuinely passionate while defending the protesters at Standing Rock, while Che made some smart points about the detrimental effects of the new smoking ban in public housing, an issue that clearly resonated with him.

Likewise a veteran a World War II US Air Force bombardier forced to napalm Royan, France, just three weeks before V-E Day Howard Zinn became a beloved professor, a passionate anti-Vietnam war protester, and a scholar who penned brilliant works of politics and history, including Vietnam: The Logic of Withdrawal.

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The mood of the protesters became increasingly passionate as they joined in.

A passionate group of constituents and protesters alike greeted Rep. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn).

The protesters on Sunday gave passionate speeches to cheering crowds about the worth of Cantonese and sang Cantonese songs, one news report said.

It was also galling that despite the crowds of protesters engaging in a passionate debate in the Capitol this week, the real debate on marriage equality was held in secret.