Sentence examples for populist protests from inspiring English sources
The video feed had been picked up by globalrevolution.tv, the switchboard for live coverage of the populist protests that began with Occupy Wall Street.
Such populist protests may not offer any immediate practical solutions but they have became a necessary first step to effecting change.
ABC's "This Week" features Rep. Nancy Pelosi, the House Democratic leader, who will discuss Mr. Obama's bill and "Occupy Wall Street," the populist protests that have cropped up in cities across the country.
Thus did Mr. Trump — the unapologetic nationalist and occasional xenophobe who has said, "America First will be the major and overriding theme of my administration" — emerge as a global explainer of the angry populist protests sweeping through many Western democracies.
Just as that financial crisis and the more recent populist protests have shaken some of the certainties created by cognitive capture in the West, the unexpected success of the Anna Hazare movement has focused the Indian elite on the shortcomings of its own model.
Last night, Stewart did segments on veteran's health insurance, AIG, and populist protests to the bailout.
It was populist protest in its most facile form.
In method, he stretched from Thompsonian populist protest ("Bandits") to Braudellian structures ("The Ages" series).
About halfway in comes "Kettling," with lyrics that evoke a groundswell of populist protest in an unspecified locale.
That, he said, has brought a wave of populist protest, including the Tea Party on the right and the Occupy movement.
The ex-king's victory may yet turn out to be a populist protest that fails to lead to more solid reform.
