Usa "dissent" in una frase

1. nothing more than a little local dissent or muddled thinking, nonetheless these

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2. At the very least, sewing the seeds of dissent

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3. The Association for Responsible Dissent, mostly former CIA agents, estimates 6 million deaths from CIA actions

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4. Too many of those voices of original dissent, as I had remembered them, were the same ones that accused us of bringing 9-11 on ourselves, especially those on what I viewed as the political left

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5. Almost at once Obama made it clear that he does not appreciate, and to the extent possible will not tolerate dissent

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6. Roger’s career has always shown boldness in candor and dissent

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7. He also suggested to the readers that the small group of demonstrators (100 out of a 20,000 student body) might represent clear evidence, not of apathy, but of a massive dissent against few dissenters

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8. Leaving the wealth to the Israelites to divide amongst themselves would have caused immense dissent and delayed the advance, and invariably, discontent would have set in, jeopardizing the vision

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9. Only then had the executioner understood how he could call the army into being and how he could command them without boundaries or dissent

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10. No dissent or unsanctioned violence is tolerated, and infractions are punished quickly and severely

11. “When that fails, as it will,” Myserrah continued, sneering testily, then suddenly following a divergent line, “Did you notice our God Sophet holds theirs at such a distance that he cannot come to them?” He drummed on the head of the next that had given voice to dissent

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12. “Please believe me I will never, as long as I remain First Elder here, try to stop the voice of dissent

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13. come to them?” He drummed on the head of the next that had given voice to dissent

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14. Another rumbling dissent came from the Englisc, but as they calmed the witness spoke

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15. After discussion and dissent it was settled

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16. Agnes was slumped in the van, morose, accepting without dissent or visible pleasure my assertion that our success was due entirely to her strong stand

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17. Rodney grunted dissent

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18. There was no dissent

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19. Any dissent from the leaders?”

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20. ‘I assume that we are all in agreement on the concluding recommendations?’ She scanned the faces of the assembled committee members, looking for any signs of dissent

21. The captain should have been incensed at a lowly seaman giving him orders, but the cracks of dissent showed his command to be a delicate one, and he had to let it bend or risk shattering it completely

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22. There’s nothing wrong with dissent, but moderation is important as well as the creation of a healthy, nurturing environment filled with love

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23. Questions and dissent are part of how our nation

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24. It was at this time that your father began to talk against Teotihuacan, most of the villagers agreed with him but what could he do but talk, I begged him to keep his own counsel but he said, as chief, the people were his responsibility and should be aware of what was going on, he held meetings long into the night to try and find a solution to the problem, it was at this time that the trouble first started with the priest, who accused your father of spreading treason and dissent that could only end in disaster for the village

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25. Yes, we were not cast into camps or liquidated for speaking our minds, but the new villages were miniature camps and any dissent made pariahs of dissenters

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26. “The Federation needs the Maquis to continue stirring up trouble and dissent

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27. Windowmaker, and his 222 Revolution, had succeeded in fermenting great dissent amongst the population

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28. Now, if there is no more dissent, I would like to be on our way

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29. At the board meeting, Sushma Swaraj expressed her note of dissent, saying she was accepting the decision ‘under protest’

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30. The comparative claims of Church and Dissent, the strife of parties within our pale, the debates of Convocations, Congresses, and Diocesan Conferences, are all alike matters of indifference to them

31. “Coming back to the ill-fated girl, the cousin who rescued me from the embarrassment of my life I told you about, abhorred the eligible bachelor in equal measure for his conceited ways, was not prepared to voice her apprehension lest her dissent should be construed as an envy for the girl’s glorious fortune-in-the-making; well I too kept mum for I knew that I wouldn’t have been deemed as a viable alternative by the mother of the bride and so, sadly for others’ decency of silence and her mother’s blinkers of falsity, the daughter had to suffer him as her man to her lifelong dismay

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32. All must be allowed to dissent and to suggest alternatives that everyone can live comfortably with

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33. “Councilman Crawford was the lone voice of dissent

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34. At first there were rumblings of dissent among the more influential enchanters at the odd appointment

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35. Out of fear we worship the security state, capitulating our liberties so that none have the freedom to deviate, dissent or evolve

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36. non-resistance to the cost of our entertrainment, by actively promoting enslavement with apathy's compliant treaty of a lack of dissent

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37. In short, its contents make it illegal for anyone to publicly express dissent, since dissent equals discontent which equals possible threat which will preemptively result in indefinite disappearance, since they are already monitoring all forms of communication and thought

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38. By turning political dissent into treason and a cry of liberation into insurgent revolution, the manufactured anarchy of boogyman terrorism justifies the State in dropping the Digital Curtain of surveillance across all aspects of its citizen's lives

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39. Now I manufacture dissent by sharing My Adventures Going Off Grid in Dumpsterdivingville

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40. When a society has accelerated to this point of hyper-stimulated overload, they are in a zombe-trigger trance state: obeying and executing without question or dissent their controlling meta-Nism's dictates

41. Thus, taking care to be unaffected by any form of magic made by the magician, such as creating the deceptions which they call ‘white magic’, separation, sowing dissent or establishing relationships, causing damage through the eye or through envy, etc

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42. The devil’s work is made up of planting this kind of baseless doubt, which is far from the truth but which sows dissent between the two parties

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43. Emory waited for Anne to leave and then demanded, “You know nothing of this?” Rohan grumbled in dissent

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44. Because these professional clowns are used by the power that be to stifle all serious opposition and dissent against their control and power over society

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45. Instead… the sick, weak, victim-mentality and culture of christian victimization when faced with huge injustices like mass genocide, and mass racism, and mass discrimination… expresses its opposition to all of this evil… as weakly, and as cowardly, and as dishonestly as possible, by barely voicing any dissent at all

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46. They are terrified of people who cannot control themselves… meaning showing any dissent or disrespect or disobedience to any authority

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47. These ridiculous lies are gobbled up by unthinking uncritical tourists without a whimper of dissent or questioning

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48. I willingly dissent from such hypotheses with no possible grounds in sight for abridging the chasm

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49. Had it been invaded from its sides, and they were asked to dissent, they would have done so with little hesitation

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50. --Her daughter could not quite agree with her, but her dissent was not heard, and therefore gave no offence

51. Well, I said, would you not allow that assent and dissent, desire and aversion, attraction and repulsion, are all of them opposites, whether they are regarded as active or passive (for that makes no difference in the fact of their opposition)?

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52. The old man looked at her for an instant with an expression of the deepest tenderness, then, turning towards the notary, he significantly winked his eye in token of dissent

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53. But the sounds of dissent were quickly drowned out

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54. She said nothing, and shook her cropped head in dissent

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55. Anna noticed this sigh, indicating dissent, and she went on

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56. An acute observer might, however, have detected some signs of dissent amid the applause, and gathered that the proceedings were likely to become more lively than harmonious

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57. A large section of the audience expressed their indignation at such a slur upon the travelers by noisy shouts of dissent and cries of, 'Don't put it!' 'Withdraw!' 'Turn him out!' On the other hand, the malcontents—and it cannot be denied that they were fairly numerous—cheered for the amendment, with cries of 'Order!' 'Chair!' and 'Fair play!' A scuffle broke out in the back benches, and blows were freely exchanged among the medical students who crowded that part of the hall

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58. / 107 Why have we gotten so fat?: There is a large and sometimes confusing literature on the relationship between food and price, with considerable dissent over the methodology of measuring food costs

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59. Especially after a drink or two to drown out any dissent

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60. Minchin that his religious sympathies were of a general kind, and such as gave a distant medical sanction to all serious sentiment, whether of Church or Dissent, rather than any adhesion to particular tenets

61. It tends to be utterly impractical for OPMIs to dissent from transactions and then perfect their rights of appraisal, in the event that relevant state statutes even give OPMIs rights to seek an appraisal

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62. Non-control investors are also supposed to be the beneficiaries of various state laws and regulations, including blue sky statutes governing terms and conditions under which new issues may be offered;3 antitakeover statutes; statutes aimed at controlling going-private transactions; more generalized common law and state statutory requirements covering the fiduciary obligations of those in control of corporations to unaffiliated common stockholders; and statutes defining appraisal remedies when stockholders dissent from force-out mergers or similar force-out transactions

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63. You could be arrested for ‘thoughtcrime’ and language was manipulated into something called ‘newspeak’ so you couldn’t even have the words with which to voice dissent

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64. She was surprised to hear Tom dissent

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65. Sir Thomas could not dissent, as it had been his own arrangement, previously communicated to his wife and sister; but that seemed forgotten by Mrs

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66. Her daughter could not quite agree with her, but her dissent was not heard, and therefore gave no offence

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67. But though without dissent this point be fixed, how is mortal man to account for it? To analyse it, would seem impossible

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68. Here, sir, I shall take the liberty to dissent from the committee, for I do not think it to be expedient to join them in such a resolution as this

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69. With regard to his own opinions, if they were of any importance with his worthy colleague, he would at once say they were on this subject the opinions of that man, from whom he never did dissent but upon one question, without being wrong—that man who was emphatically called for eight years our Commander-in-chief—the founder of this nation—the author of the constitution—our first President—the man who was made for the office, and the office for him—the man who discharged all its duties so perfectly, as if it had been only to show those who come after him their incompetency

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