Sentence examples for the finest protest from inspiring English sources

I also hear the words of a Bob Marley song in my head, one of the finest protest songs he wrote: "Get up, Stand up... .. and I add some of my own bad lyrics to talk about rhinos and what will soon be a worldwide protest against the atrocities we are seeing committed to them.

"Although I will say that I'm thrilled to read in the paper that our bravest and the finest are going to protest together; who said there's a battle of the badges?

I suggest, in the finest American tradition, we protest this absurd and deplorable act by smashing our cuckoo clocks, pawning our Swiss watches, and banning Swiss cheese and chocolate.

Many vowed to risk the fine and continue protesting, despite the policy.

Is Shipbuilding the finest - perhaps the most poignant - of protest songs?

Teodoro Petkoff, the editor of Tal Caul, said it would protest the fines, which could reach almost $20,000.

Twitter has gone so far as to file a lawsuit in the country protesting the fine it's been asked to pay over some of the tweets it has refused to remove.

In theory it was a protest against the fine system imposed on British lorry drivers, not immigration per se, but nobody there was really sticking to that script, instead choosing to spend the day hating on immigrants.

The organisers of the protest, the National Federation of Agricultural Unions Agrostar, were fined 3,225 pounds for violently blocking traffic and the entrance to the Parliament.

When one well-off León family protested against the fines levied on them and insulted Carrasco personally, the fines were tripled.

The fines climb to 30,000 euros for protests that result in "serious disturbances of public safety" near parliament and Spain's regional government buildings.