Sentence examples for protesting comments from inspiring English sources
In an extraordinary passage of extended quotation, Warburton records Elizabeth scrawling her own protesting comments on entries in her husband's journal.
They were protesting comments Cuccinelli made in 2012 in which the protestors say he compared rats to immigrants.
The University of York has announced it will no longer be celebrating International Men's Day (IMD) on Thursday after staff, students, and alumni protested comments made by a member of staff.
Benjamin Carson, a renowned neurosurgeon and conservative icon, dropped out as a commencement speaker last month at Johns Hopkins University after students protested comments he'd made lumping together homosexuality, pedophilia and bestiality.
The government withdrew its ambassador to Cuba to protest comments by President Fidel Castro last week that characterized President Fernando de la Rúa's government as the "bootlickers of the Yankees".
The rally before the concert is being organized by Presente.org, a Latino advocacy group from Berkley, Calif., perhaps best known for having mounted a campaign to protest comments by Lou Dobbs when he was the host of a news show on CNN.
Busta Rhymes praised Q-Tip for his protest, tweeting: "I'M PROUD OF MY BROTHER @QtipTheAbstract WE WILL NEVER STOP THE FIGHT!!! #MIKEBROWN REST IN POWER YOUNG KING!" Talib Kweli wrote a string of impassioned tweets, saying he would return to Ferguson to protest: Comment on the events in Ferguson and keep up with news updates by following the Guardian's liveblog.
(Updates with detail from protest, comments from police chief).
Two women in Shanghai protest comments blaming the revealing clothes women wear for sexual harassment on the subway.
More than 150,000 people filed protest comments with the Bureau of Land Management, and the successful effort to block the leases received national attention.
Gay rights and victims' groups protested the comments — and on Wednesday even the French government weighed in, calling the remarks by Cardinal Bertone, the Vatican's second in command, "an unacceptable conflation, and one that we condemn".
