Sentence examples for speaking of protest from inspiring English sources

The tendency of the Bloomberg administration to invoke the fear of terrorism when speaking of protest has led many to wonder whether the mayor is simply placing too high a premium on order at the expense of civil liberties.

[New York Times, Washington Post] Speaking of protest flashbacks, a blog compared views of Zuccotti Park to photographs of a 1973 protest in Cincinnati.

Other reports from opposition Web sites spoke of protests in several other places including Zentan, Rijban, southwest of Tripoli, and Shahat, southwest of Benghazi.

Indeed, the mayor has repeatedly spoken of the protest as an exercise of free speech.

In Libya, to speak of a protest is misleading.

He speaks of those days of protest with nostalgia.

Lodged inside this is a sort of protest: Hembrey speaks of the biennial as an attempt to widen the boundaries of the "art world".

The star of the evening was Michel, from Brooklyn, who, with a marvelous mixture of modesty and alertness, spoke of his interest in protest activism.

Holder was interrupted as he spoke of the need for protests in Ferguson to remain peaceful following the killing of Michael Brown.

PAGE A5 Thai Protest Disrupts Meeting A5 RECOUNT OF VOTES IN MOLDOVA Standing in the lobby of the presidential palace, where graffiti and broken windows spoke of this week's violent protests, President Vladimir Voronin of Moldova announced a recount of votes in the disputed parliamentary elections.

Around 100 campaigners set up a peace camp in Tredegar Park on the western outskirts of Newport, while a number of other groups have spoken of plans to stage protests during the summit.