Sentence examples for was the protest of from inspiring English sources

The second was the protest of many.

(It was the "protest" of a number of princes and cities against this abrogation of the earlier Speyer decree that attached to the followers of Luther and other Reformation theologians the name "Protestants").

It made me think of what Sorin Cucerai, the philosopher, had told me about 1989: "The protest I took part in on December 21 , 1989 was the protest of the urban elite.

If Victory Square was the protest of the urbanite, this was the rally of the provincial working class men, with sallow faces and Soviet-style sheepskin hats, blared air horns and vuzuvuelas, chanting, "P.S.D., P.S.D.!" The rowdy ambience was heightened by the national anthem and techno remixes of Beethoven's "Ode to Joy".

"It is the protest of romance," he wrote, "against the commonplace of life".

Its dance, in part, is the protest of the organic and organising imagination against the chaos of approaching war.

There is something touching about his pessimism: "In Praise of Love" is the protest of a man who discovers that history has passed him by.

That is the protest of a patriot.

But were the protests of the 1960s any less vague?

Was the protest a waste of time?

At least that was what the protests of England's players suggested.