Sentence examples for vibrant protest from inspiring English sources

I was 14 when the biggest and most vibrant protest march in British history failed to stop the Iraq war.

As subtly effective as British policing is, the fact remains that people in other countries are forced to put up with extreme police violence – including the very real possibility of being killed during demonstrations – but still manage to maintain a much more vibrant protest culture.

This is why such a choice stirred so vibrant protests.

At the Guggenheim Museum, demonstrators have staged vibrant protests, including dropping fake money from the building's Frank Lloyd Wright spiral, to highlight working conditions at the museum's outpost in Abu Dhabi – where debt-indentured laborers endure broiling heat, squalid housing, and the confiscation of their passports.

Both the NATO and G8 summits have practically become synonymous with the vibrant protests, at times violent, they tend to attract.

After a year of vibrant protests calling for the president's impeachment, the congressmen were forced to carry out their duty and punish the executive branch for the atrocities it has committed.

Now, there's a vibrant national protest movement reviving those "direct action" tactics of civil disobedience again, and adding a new political savvy to the mix.

Demonstrations erupted there in the beginning last March, forging a vibrant culture of protest that has taken hold across the country.

While it retains a peaceful component, giving rise to a vibrant culture of protest, defectors have steadily gathered numbers and boast of their ability to control many areas of Homs, the central city assaulted on Saturday.

One of the most vibrant examples is a protest group called Librotraficante, or Book Trafficker.

A new direction for protest: The vibrant public response to these police killings is heartening.