Sentence examples for yell of protest from inspiring English sources

So this is a long yell of protest from a professional hedonist who, faced with the ugliness of professionalized hedonism in the White House, doesn't care for the refraction of the mirror.

While we were working on the London 2012 Olympic opening ceremony, Danny Boyle met David Hockney and talked to him about Humphrey Jennings's Pandaemonium – a book I'd given Danny which evokes the industrial revolution and is filled with the clanking of machines, the yells of protests, tears of goodbye, cries of excitement and whispers of conspiracy.

She then has the women pair up to practice the tactic, and their initially shy yells crescendo into loud cries of protest.

After the decision on the motion, one observer in the hall yelled out "This is not the Democratic Party!" More shouts of protest ensued and Ms. Herman asked for the room to be secured.

Crying, yelling, and screaming in a loud and angry manner were also characteristic for stronger expressions of protest, or repeating "no" or "not" or other short denial sentences.

A storm of protest erupted.

Letters of protest poured in.

The resistance consisted of expressions of protest, escape, and endurance.

The expressions of protest took different forms in the children.

A girl at the front of the crowd, nearest the police, was yelling, "Peaceful protest, peaceful protest!".

"We will curse them with our blood and our soul!" yelled a protest leader, Nattawut Saikua, to roaring approval from a crowd of several thousand people at Government House, including farmers, monks and vegetable sellers.