Sentence examples for proper protest from inspiring English sources

Scousers know how to throw a proper protest.

Judge Nicholas Price, QC said: "I have no doubt you felt strongly about the legislation regarding student fees, but what you did went far, far beyond proper protest".

Emerson had represented Brazil at Under-20 level in the South American Championship, but Fifa will tell the court that Iraq did not follow proper protest procedures.

But if people are too degenerate to vote Labour, I'd rather they didn't vote for a proper protest party than a suppurating Kendallite virus spreading her sick contagion of austerity-lite.

Attempts to benefit from the moral wrong in these circumstances may be incompatible with mounting a proper protest (Siegel 2003).

You know it's a proper protest when a medic and a limp-wristed aromatherapy student start trading blows.

"I was expecting proper protests.

Later, on trial for shop-lifting, he saves himself from prison by switching into "proper" English to protest that he was only stealing books in order to read them.

From Randolph, his constant protector in the deadly turf wars among civil rights organizations (D'Emilio gives superb detail on this surprisingly understudied topic), Rustin learned the importance of attention to bread-and-butter issues and of the proper use of protest.

The groups argued that because the generators will cause noise and air pollution, residents should have been given a proper chance to protest.

Some people, like Browns coach Hue Jackson, have argued that on the field or in the locker room is not the proper venue for protest.