Sentence examples for seen a protest from inspiring English sources

The inmates were doing what anyone would do in their situation: having seen a protest turn unexpectedly into a revolt that was sure to be short-lived, they desperately improvised a way to keep their dignity and be heard, to avoid the worst punishment and get some small reforms.

Meanwhile Washington has seen a protest against the NSA's spying programme.

"I'm 52 now, I've been an organizer since my 20s," Cain told me, "and I have never seen a protest come together that way".

I never saw a protest against that.

We see a protest in Rome and the 1977 blackout in New York, but the book seems ambivalent about social resistance.

Later this month, London will see a protest to raise awareness of captive whales and dolphins as part of the worldwide campaign Empty the Tanks.

I saw a protest outside the town hall where people were singing "oggy oggy oggy" and I thought-is this how angry you are?

Or take the court marshals, who try to kick members of the public out of the courtroom for turning their heads toward the window — through which they can see a protest erupting.

To see a protest movement with its young members employing this language suggests a hopefulness and rage that I feel is intensely important for others of their generation to see, and that I personally have found deeply inspiring.

The majority of Saudis never saw a protest.

"Do I want to see a protest out here on Friday night?