Sentence examples for some sort of protest from inspiring English sources

When asked if he felt some sort of protest was likely, the agent for the referees, Tom Condon, said: "No.

This boils it right down to whether we just want to be some sort of protest movement".

Groups of various political hues have used websites and social media to encourage some sort of protest or public statement on the funeral day.

The restaurant co-manager, Nana Agyeman, remembers that on the night of the riots everything seemed normal, although there was "some sort of protest up the road that seemed to be getting out of hand".

The difficulty at Villa at the moment is that people are not walking in for some games, due to performances on the pitch, but some sort of protest is inevitable if prices keep going up.

Salinger's withdrawal is one of the things behind, for example, Holden Caulfield's transformation from a fictional character into a culture hero: it helped to confirm the belief that Holden's unhappiness was less personal than it appears — that it was really some sort of protest against modern life.

A: It's unprecedented for an Iranian president to walk in and out of a university and talk to students without some sort of protests.

Before getting here, I was convinced that some sort of protests would be prominent, but now I'm not so sure.

The Bush family interpreted this as some sort of political protest.

Is this some sort of bizarre protest against Britain's new income tax rates?

It was decided that John and I would organise some sort of public protest.