Sentence examples for radical demonstrations from inspiring English sources

He sang rather tuneless protest songs, accompanying himself on a guitar, and had been a fixture of the small, sporadic radical demonstrations held around town.

But organised, radical demonstrations are rare, and Ali Cham laments that the Gambia lacks the youth leadership for protests to spread on the scale that proved so effective in Burkina Faso against the re-election of Blaise Compaoré as president in 2014.

Radical demonstrations occurred in Methyr Tyfil, one of the largest industrial communities, in May, and the crowd set light to effigies of conservative politicians.

For those unfamiliar to Pavlensky's expressive activism, the artist's radical demonstrations explore beyond several presupposed limitations of the human body challenting even Chris Burden's performance art extremes.

In one corner of the office, Debevec had set up a radical demonstration for von der Pahlen and me.

Choudary, who has a long history with groups involved in radical Islamist demonstrations, such as the now-banned al-Muhajiroun and Islam4UK, denied he was inviting support for Isis and claimed to be a "lecturer in sharia law" giving "the Islamic perspective".

Much has been made of self-driving cars over the last few years – and rightly so, given how radical a demonstration they offer of the cutting edge of artificial intelligence.

His first lectures there were interrupted by the demonstrations of radical students critical of his support of Napoleon III, however, and he resigned his duties and salary, retaining only the title.

The harder line echoes some calls in the national press by commentators such as Ricardo Alemán, who has begun regularly urging politicians to discard their "fear of governing" and crack down radical elements in the demonstrations.

Perhaps some people are also turned off by the radical nature of many demonstrations, with all sorts of left-wing causes — Cuba, Venezuela, Palestinian statehood, cries of "Free Mumia" — typically getting tossed into the mix.

The protesters, who include mainstream student and union groups and more radical elements, plan street demonstrations focusing on such issues as declaring war on poverty, racism and mass layoffs, workers' rights and ways to reduce world debt.