Sentence examples for spirited protest from inspiring English sources

She and James M. Whitfield, author of a volume of spirited protest poetry entitled America and Other Poems (1853), helped ensure that the 1850s would become the first African American literary renaissance.

Katz told a crowd of about 150 people at a spirited protest in front of Parkway Hospital in Queens, one of nine hospitals recommended for closing by the Commission on Health Care Facilities in the 21st Century.

The choice is his under Ohio law, but his spirited protest to die by electrocution, the first in 38 years, has galvanized a movement among capital punishment advocates to repeal that choice in the Ohio General Assembly and leave lethal injection as the state's sole means of killing capital criminals.

A spirited protest against the Jersey-to-Manhattan SPECTRA Pipeline by the Occupy "Environmental Solidarity" working groups in NYC, there was no one from 350.org with us.

They were ultimately banned after spirited protests from part-timers.

Tuesday, there were hundreds of spirited protests as Occupiers ended their winter.

Their spirited protests helped persuade Yale to end the ban after a week.

Environmental advocates and landowners along the route have mounted spirited protests against the project, including a large demonstration in Washington last month.

Mr. Rabie said the decision — and timing — had "nothing, nothing at all" to do with the popular revolts against longstanding autocrats now erupting across the Arab world, which have inspired relatively small but spirited protests in Sudan as well.

(2) Over the past year that demand could be witnessed in spirited protests outside lads' mags retailers, on Twitter feeds and supermarket Facebook pages clogged with demands that they stop selling lads' mags, and in retail executives' inboxes flooded with messages from outraged customers.

From outside their lecture hall, loud whistles and drums sound the start of a spirited student protest against corruption.