Sentence examples for protest records from inspiring English sources

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While preparing to walk in New York City ― or, as it turned out, given the staggering crowds, to stand in one spot for long periods ― in support of the Women's March (which would set protest records nationally), I had a specific urge.

From Autechre releasing a 1994 EP on Warp with a note that advised "DJs to have a lawyer and a musicologist present at all times to confirm the non repetitive nature of the music in the event of police harassment," to The Prodigy's furious "Their Law," all the way through to protest records by The Orb and Dreadzone the Criminal Justice Bill sparked revolt.

You've called Tyranny a protest record … I guess it's kind of a protest record.

This is, in its own way, a protest record.

Even if Harvey disavows a political motive, you would call this a protest record.

"Jazz and punk – amazing melodic things and flavours" "World sounding with a lot of power" "[It's] a protest record.

Several drivers said truckers were planning their own nationwide work stoppage in the next several days to protest record-high gas prices and surcharges.

Anyway, it's instructive to see this as a protest record – one that focused on a struggle much less fashionable than the civil rights movement of the time.

The issues being raised here are multiple, making it exactly the kind of protest record Thom Yorke would say cannot exist in the modern age.

Freedom Now Suite" (Candid), which was regarded as the earliest full-scale protest record in jazz when it was released in 1960.