Sentence examples for So dissent from inspiring English sources

So dissent is a must: "Hang on chaps, let's talk about this.

It's a world view which assumes the powerful always get their way in the end, so dissent is futile – or that someone else, somewhere else, will fix it.

Even so, dissent has grown over what critics describe as the country's endemic corruption and a large divide between rich and poor.

The second is that the heart of our democracy is our ability to raise our voices free from governmental intrusion -- our voices of dissent -- so those voices are not criminalized, so dissent will not be criminalized in this country.

Concerning the alliance with the Episcopal Church, "it has been a long process, and I'm delighted," Lowell Almen, the secretary of the Lutheran group and a guest at the Episcopal convention, said after the 204 bishops voted, with only a dozen or so dissenting.

But, as pirate scholarship flourished, so did dissent.

I believe that it can, and so respectfully dissent.

Mr. Hoenig is known for his wariness of inflation, so his dissent was not entirely a surprise.

So the dissent tries to narrow the scope of Biestek's categorical rule to only cases that look just like his.

When a justice is of the firm view that the majority got it wrong, she is free to say so in dissent.

So the Dissent Channel message is a reflection of frustration by the people who are responsible for conducting policy on the ground.