Sentence examples for suggest a protest from inspiring English sources

The dancers strip to their underwear on chairs in fast repeated sequences that suggest a protest against conformity.

The night after the election, she created a Facebook page suggesting a protest.

Her work ends up suggesting a protest mainly against disembodying technology, rather as the late-Victorian Arts and Crafts movement reacted against industrial culture.

If he were really interested in "community cohesion" why would he be suggesting a protest only weeks after a real demo in Dudley by 600 EDL supporters led to ugly flashpoints and 30 arrests?

He said he would continue "the struggle" in other ways if he lost the election, suggesting a protest movement similar to the one that followed the last election in 2011.

Many of the 500 or so inmates thought to have survived the fire escaped, creating a new threat to public safety.The cause of the disaster has not been determined, but officials have suggested a protesting inmate setting his mattress alight, a fight between prisoners or an electrical fault.

The petition for 'Playing with the boys' begins here - I suggest a topless volleyball protest outside the Activision offices.

That one-to-one connection in itself might suggest a form of protest at the way culture and relationships are now mediated – the acceptance that conversation and intimacy are structurally eavesdropped by corporations and government.

It is, Rancière suggests, a solitary protest against worn-out language and false populist gestures, intended for the "greatness of a crowd to come".

The colour-coded protests suggest a crude split between the yellow-shirted rich and the red-shirted poor.

If Jeremy Clarkson's tireless caravan-baiting suggests a man protesting too much, his guilty secret would be an Airstream at the back of the quadruple garage.