Sentence examples for perpetual protest from inspiring English sources

While not alone in perpetual protest, he is certainly among the more ubiquitous activists at Manhattan rallies.

Until last year, he was best known as a figure of perpetual protest, an old-fashioned lefty who opposed military interventions around the world and the inherent cruelty of capitalism.

The party has "abandoned the politics of perpetual protest", he said, crediting leader Nick Clegg with this "massive transformation".

They asked for women to transform their march into perpetual protest.

— Free Syrian (@HamaEcho) 10 May 12 The moderator pressed the candidates on the subject of the seemingly perpetual protests roiling the Egyptian streets, and their responses again painted a sharp contrast.

Women are calling themselves feminists again; young women are waking up to what the suffrage movement was about … I'm optimistic because I think things can change through those kinds of perpetual protests and struggle.

This is the city of perpetual protests: antiwar, antinuke, anti-Bush whatever is the movement of the decanti-Bush whatever

Many Oaxaca residents expressed exhaustion with the perpetual protests, which they accuse of damaging the state's tourism economy and turning the central square in Oaxaca City into an encampment of tents.

And I mean serious smearing here – not just a Vaseline job for soft focus, more a perpetual dirty protest.

His perpetual, uncompromising protest voice has influenced societies across several continents and his legacy is growing at an exponential rate.

Call it a "perpetual motion" protest, if you will -- because it will always regenerate the energy to continue, even if large changes are actually made as a result of the protest.