Sentence examples for points of protest from inspiring English sources
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.
Some roadblocks were removed and visitors began trickling back to the heavily guarded Shwedagon and Sule pagodas, the starting and finishing points of protests that began in mid-August over a sharp fuel price increase.
By the summer of 2012, Al-Bab had become a focal point of protest against Bashar al-Assad.
They also pointed to Tunisia as the starting point of protest that has swept through the Arab world and beyond.
Banners in Tahrir Square — the frequent focal point of protest — depict the American ambassador to Egypt, Anne W. Patterson, with an X across her face.
Although he was overlooked by the previous board in the summer, Dalglish's name has regularly been sung by Liverpool fans as a point of protest against Hodgson since the 2-1 home defeat to Blackpool in October.
The point of protest like that is to influence other people, in the same way that Exxon will take out a full-page ad in the Wall Street Journal, or buy a slot for a TV commercial.
The United States is at a turning point of protest, with demonstrators deciding in real time whether the peaceful Women's Marches earlier this year solved anything and whether violence is the next step.
Thousands of anti-government protesters in Bahrain have resumed an occupation of Pearl Square, the focal point of protests in the capital Manama.
"People tell us there's no hope, so what is the point of protesting?
Like many analysts, Panagopoulos does not believe Greece's spontaneous movement of Indignant Citizens – who have turned Syntagma into the focal point of protests – are representative.
