Sentence examples for pedestrian protest from inspiring English sources
Hedges invariably mistakes pedestrian protest in art for the real thing, the avant-garde; thus his dismissal: "Abstract painting emerged as the artistic expression of this sterile form of rebellion, an outgrowth of the apolitical absurdist and Dada movements".
President Donald Trump had a lot to say on Twitter Monday morning ― but none of his posts addressed the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, on Saturday, where a car rammed into a group of pedestrians protesting a white supremacist rally, killing one woman.
Calls of protest from pedestrians using the road were met by abuse from both drivers.
Some point out that the square's function as a gigantic traffic roundabout makes it an inhospitable gathering point for pedestrians, and that protests there tend to snarl up traffic flow for miles around.
A distraught man, who scaled a pedestrian bridge overlooking the main protest area of Admiralty, seemed to symbolize the frustrations of weary locals.
Protesters cannot obstruct pedestrian or vehicular traffic without a permit, though federal courts have ruled that the lack of a permit cannot be used to prevent protests in response to breaking events, said Rowland.
Angry cabdrivers countered by refusing to drive for one day -- an action that pedestrians considered a pure form of nonviolent protest.
The NPS has, at the same time, quietly sneaked into its new regulatory proposal a plan to essentially close the iconic White House sidewalk to protest, leaving only five feet for a narrow pedestrian walkway.
While a majority of the protests appeared to be peaceful and only blocked pedestrian traffic or checkpoints, some escalated.
The group does not need a permit to protest in Newport Beach but will not be permitted to impede pedestrian or vehicle traffic.
Too young to drive and living in a town of pedestrian-free, lifeless streets, these teens staged a kind of impromptu protest against the automobile and had "some sense knocked into them".
