Sentence examples for remarkable protest from inspiring English sources

It was by any measure a remarkable protest.

However, the BBC Trust forced management into a U-turn after the decision generated a remarkable protest from listeners, much of it co-ordinated on Facebook.

President Saddam Hussein's decision on Sunday to open the gates of his prisons and let tens of thousands of political prisoners and common criminals go free prompted small but remarkable protests by some who lost relatives into the hands of the state security police years ago.

President Saddam Hussein's decision on Sunday to open the gates of his prisons and let tens of thousands of political prisoners and common criminals go free has afforded ordinary Iraqis a rare glimpse into the gulag that has maintained his power for 23 years, and prompted small but remarkable protests by some who lost relatives into the grim embrace of the state security police years ago.

The country's politics look brittle; thousands continue with remarkable resiliency to protest Putin's legitimacy.

Last year, I met fifteen former students and graduates of Corinthian Colleges who had taken a remarkable action to protest the collection of their student debt.

Even regarding Darfur, where there is an actual genocide being committed against a Muslim population, there has been a remarkable absence of protests".

Like many Americans, I've watched in amazement as the remarkable wildfire of protests in the Middle East spread from Tunisia to Egypt, and now beyond to Bahrain, Yemen, Libya, Algeria, and Iran.

It spurred "political mobilisation and the provision of a national voice of protest with remarkable speed".

The similarities between the Bundy standoff and the Danns's protest are remarkable, yet the similarities end at the media and public response.

Moreover, they have Iran as an ally egging them on, supported by calls from the Indian and Turkish prime ministers and the president of Brazil in a remarkable grip-and-grapple protest movement.