Sentence examples for tone of protest from inspiring English sources

But he can't singlehandedly control the tone of protest.

And yet, as Deen pointed out, millions of Britons protested against the war in Iraq and so, even if one is repulsed by the precise tone of the protest, it is hard to claim that the protestors are representing an extreme point of view.

But recently and especially since Day X3, the tone of the protest movement has entered a new, darker and much more serious phase.

Major budget cuts will most likely take place following the 4 March elections, something that may drastically alter the tone of the protest movement.

Yet I remember his wry smile and tone of mild protest as he asked "How long must I sing the same song?" when he was criticised for following Exodus with the soft, sweet Kaya.

The event had been billed as a memorial but took on the tone of a protest when family members decided to delay Keunang's wake and memorial service until next month.

Wolfe offered an implicit criticism of the tone of the protests and their reception on the university side.

The scant outlines that were disclosed this morning — we will certainly learn more soon — come after a night during which the tone of the protests was radically different.

Politicians and intellectuals of all leanings have condemned the anti-Semitic tone of the protests, which have included chants of "Vive Chirac!

While no violent incidents were reported, some specialists in the region said the muted tone of the protests masked a seething anger among Muslims.

Mr. Hollande and his government have pressed ahead with the bill and condemned homophobia and violence, but the sometimes ugly tone of the protests has prompted the government to accelerate the vote to Tuesday, to get the bill passed and out of the way.