Sentence examples for range of protest from inspiring English sources

Cole is mentioned in a talk between WNYC's Brian Lehrer and the professor Tricia Rose about the role of musicians in the current range of protest.

Anti-demolition protests were chosen as a study subject for the following reasons: anti-demolition contestation includes not only protests by village residents but also by urban residents; protesters come from multiple social classes, including but not limited to peasants, workers, marginal urbanites, and new urban middle class; and this diversity has led to a range of protest tactics.

There have also reportedly been a range of protests involving clashes with British police on the base.

The cuts have spawned a range of protests and strikes, involving even high school students, including those at the Institut Francesc Maciá, a secondary school on the western outskirts of Barcelona.

I would suggest to the groups that are protesting and attempting to halt the distribution of the video game called "Panty Raider: From Here to Immaturity" that they look around at the game's neighbors ("Game Draws a Range of Protests," May 18).

The Majlis al-Shura has in recent days become the venue of choice for a bewildering range of protests, large and small.

For several days after the incident the White House sent mixed messages about what it believed had happened during the attacks, which initially were thought to be part of a broader range of protests against an obscure anti-Islam film.

Targets also include the National Gallery, where striking workers from a range of London museums protested at what they regard as increasing privatisation, and anti-Shell protesters targeted the first day of the gallery's Rembrandt exhibition, which is sponsored by the oil company.

That has provoked a range of reactions, from protests about the size of bankers' bonuses to the election of a Socialist president in France who promises to tax the rich.

Alex Baumhardt, an American expat living in Spain, attended the protest in Madrid and watched as protesters vented about a range of American issues, from the protest at Standing Rock to threats to reproductive rights.

The Guardian's acclaimed environment editor is regarded as the most authoritative voice on a wide range of issues including development protest.