Sentence examples for wild protest from inspiring English sources

He, in turn, adds his wild protest by ruthlessly celebrating the horrors of trench life – rotting corpses, scattered brain-matter, and visceral, almost animal, suffering.

The umpires' ruling precipitated a wild protest by the Mets, an ejection for Manager Jerry Manuel and three straight run-scoring hits off Pelfrey that sent him to the showers after a six-run inning.

Even many of the veterans of wild protest melees at Seattle and Genoa say there would be something unseemly about violent protests in New York, still healing from the wounds of Sept. 11, when the World Economic Forum starts meeting next week.

When France learned of Leopold's acceptance of the offer of the Spanish crown, there were wild protests in Paris and an immediate demand that Leopold be ordered to withdraw.

My native East Belfast is wild with protest, with petrol bombs thrown into an unmarked police car, the inhabitants of which were lucky to escape with their lives.

Noah Lyon, of the collective Retard Riot, has designed a series of wild-swinging protest buttons: "United States of Anarchy," "I Remember Enron," "Smash Your T.V".

Pakistan has already seen wild street protests against Gen. Pervez Musharraf's military government and its support of the American assault, particularly in the areas near the mountainous border with Afghanistan Pakistan is in an awkward position, since its military intelligence agency in essence created the Taliban.

They also run movie nights if you've had enough wild Greek protests and parties for one week and just need an evening in.

Dominic Dyer, at Care for the Wild, said a protest against the cull in Bristol on Saturday would now turn into a celebration.

The conventional Leftist (this is to say poststructuralist) action is a wild, scene-stealing protest that brings with it no specific demands, spokespeople, or plans of action; it's a self-justifying event that's self-expressive and creative without being either persuasive or effective.

Against a backdrop of political and social unrest in the country – Vietnam War protests, wild economic inequality between north and south, increasingly extreme left-wing agitation – the Radical Design movement forged a new system of looking at physical spaces, and the buildings that came to be known as "Pipers" were essentially discos that catered to the burgeoning counterculture.