Sentence examples for published protest from inspiring English sources
I criticized the government, contacted other democracy activists, published protest petitions.
We are pleased to note that three days after published protest against Barbasol clause in the Postal Law (Order No, 6338) Mr. Parley rescinded it.
The same week the book was published, protests erupted in Sofia that would in short order bring down the center-right government.
The same year that Arendt's On Violence was published, protests against Nixon's expansion of the Vietnam War into neutral Cambodia erupted on college campuses, reaching a fever pitch in Ohio when National Guard troops fired on protesters at Kent State, killing four of them.
Twenty leading resistance survivors published a protest letter, but the Aubracs were deeply upset by the book, and asked to be given a chance to explain themselves before a panel of leading French historians.
Back in the United States, he published "I Protest!" a paperback that included 122 images along with text denouncing not only the American tactics but also the entire rationale of the conflict.
30,848 persons wrote or emailed the chairs of the parties, and some 20 letters to the editor were published in protest.
In 1949 the young New York essayist James Baldwin, a protégé of Wright, published "Everybody's Protest Novel," a criticism of protest fiction from Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin to Native Son.
In the face of these attacks, the entire membership of the Authors Guild voted to support Rushdie's right to publish and protested when Rushdie's publishers tried to suppress the paperback edition of his book out of fear that bookstore and publishing personnel would be injured.
John C. Calhoun furthered the nullification doctrine in his South Carolina Exposition and Protest, published and distributed by the South Carolina legislature (without Calhoun's name on it) in 1829.
When it failed to win the National book award, 48 black writers signed a letter of protest published in the New York Times.
