Sentence examples for roar of protest from inspiring English sources

Executing him would undoubtedly provoke a roar of protest, both in Europe and here in the Kurdish region.

Time magazine call it "a roar of protest against middlebrow society's Rules and the invisible Rulers who enforce them".

From the coalition of Tories and Liberal Democrats led by Prime Minister David Cameron — and from opposition parties in Scotland — comes an indignant but muddled roar of protest.

After a roar of protest about free speech, Congress is left looking more defensive than ever.No doubt, Indian opinion polling has its faults.

It's a kind of live interactive news documentary history wildlife show, a roar of protest from the lion's den, and everyone feels a part of it.

The experiment has generated a roar of protest from tobacco companies and business groups like the International Chamber of Commerce, which says cigarette makers are being singled out even though they sell legal products.

His neck grew redder and redder as he shouted above the increasing roar of protests.

That is, until Cuthbert converted the roars of protest into cheers.

The pressure is not coming from roars of protest from most of the 16,000-plus fans at the Salt Lake Ice Center on Monday night.

I greet unnecessary complications with roars of protest couched in a variety of colorful terms.

Ellison is the first Muslim to be elected to the U.S. Congress, and I had asked about his religion, and its bearing on his conception of politics, because I couldn't quite figure out how someone with his background — he came to politics through the roar of student activism: protests, marches, rallies — would be happy in the role he was so strenuously seeking.