Sentence examples for version of protest from inspiring English sources

I was accepted as their embedded journalist to get a flavour of their version of protest.

Three years ago Hannah Price conceived the idea of Theatre Uncut, a political new writing company and different version of protest theatre.

I see multistage music festivals and easy access to music as the "me" generation's version of protest, one in which we happily (with or without drugs) show the world that people from different backgrounds can all relate to one another through music, paving the way to interact and work toward peace.

In an effort to complicate a narrow view of her output as a kind of Conceptualist version of "protest art," as well as to suggest her formal consistency, Thomas Erben is showing, for the first time, two early series of works on paper, both done in 1967, when Ms. Piper was looking closely at modernist painters like Barnett Newman and at Sol LeWitt.

In response, a Twitter user (who at the time asked me to identify her as "a young woman of color who would rather avoid personal attention") started #YesAllWomen, a hashtag – increasingly the online version of a protest chant – where women could talk about and demonstrate the everyday harassment, aggression and dehumanization that we'd all learned to take for granted.

On Tuesday, the Charlotte NAACP held its own version of the protest in the city, where the chapter's president, Kojo Nantambu, called Gov. Pat McCrory "one of the most wicked people I've ever met".

As conductor Markus Stenz took to the stage for a performance of Brahms' "Requiem," several members of the audience stood and sang a version of the protest song, "Which Side Are You On?" They were soon joined by several others in different parts of the auditorium as Stenz and the musicians on stage quietly looked on, according to video posted online.

"Mapping the Protests in Cairo, Day by Day," for instance, is a visual version of the protests in Cairo last February that uses Google Earth to show crucial information.

Will.i.am, Ed Sheeran and Mumford & Sons are among the stars who have recorded new versions of celebrated protest songs to highlight issues of global poverty.

But protesters, noting the expected attendance of 200 journalists, are gearing up for a series of photogenic protests, promising a miniature version of the antitrade protests that shook Seattle six months ago.

There have been others, too, who have carried out their own version of Sokirko's protest.