Sentence examples for protest guest from inspiring English sources

But Obama supports gay rights, and this guy's dad doesn't, so … that's apparently good enough to become a protest guest at this year's State of the Union?

Typically a "protest guest" might be someone who has been hurt by one of the president's policies – in the context of this year, say, someone who lost their coverage under the implementation of the Affordable Care Act.

That was the scene last week outside the Hyatt hotel off the shore of Lake Michigan, where a handful of activists and black clergy gathered in protest as guests filed in for the city's annual Martin Luther King Jr breakfast celebration.

The plans were announced following a number of protests over controversial guest speakers.

When you are the Republican mayor of a city where huge numbers of residents just spent a steamy day vigorously protesting your invited guest, who happens to be the president of the United States of America, you choose your words carefully.

Although King protested that her guest's remarks had been "taken out of context", the legendary engineer-turned-producer-turned-entrepreneur was forced to backtrack, issuing a statement of apology.

Immigration authorities worked closely with a marine oil-rig company in Mississippi to discourage protests by temporary guest workers from India over their job conditions, including advising managers to send some workers back to India, according to new testimony in a federal lawsuit against the company, Signal International.

Belgrano protested about the guest list, which consisted of the wealthiest citizens, and thought that if the poor people were left outside there would be further unrest.

It isn't the place of a perpetual guest to protest the invitation list.

Since the early stages of the movement Talib Kweli has actively participated in protest and was a guest on many mainstream media talk shows passionately explaining the difference between BlackLivesMatter and AllLivesMatter.

In the dream, the neighbors believed that my friend's parents were watering their garden day and night with the municipal supply, and were so enraged at this wanton excess that they staged a protest outside, screaming at guests through bullhorns as they arrived.