Sentence examples for some kind of protest from inspiring English sources

It wasn't obvious why he did it, perhaps it was some kind of protest.

An idiotic newsman suggests that Mal is conducting some kind of protest, but "Bed" shows no signs of a better idea.

Anticipating some kind of protest was afoot, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) had sent Jesse Owens to talk them out of it.

He sat even when silences began seeping into our conversation, as if sitting itself were somehow the point, as if sitting were some kind of protest.

This is not a sign of disrespect, the friendly townsfolk insist, nor is it some kind of protest against the war in Iraq.

It is always a humane presentment of real men and women even when their doings surprise us into some kind of protest.

Malaysian police raided the pilot's home for clues: had he ditched the plane as some kind of political protest?

The only art with a specific content in Iraq either glorifies Saddam or is some kind of gruesome protest of the national tragedy caused by U.S.-Zionist aggression.

It is of course about the exertion of mass moral pressure, but for Thompson it was not some kind of fluffy protest.

But the departures of Pramod Khargonekar, Fleming Crim, and Roger Wakimoto, respectively, after only a few years at NSF are not some kind of mass protest against government service.

Shirts could be with some kind of band protest phrase or a sign.