Sentence examples for a form of sedition from inspiring English sources

The prime minister suggested the ABC was treacherous: "Whose side are you on?"; the minister for communications, Malcolm Turnbull, rang the managing director and the chairman to complain, declaring that Zaky Mallah's appearance on the show was a "grave error of judgment"; another Liberal backbencher declared the broadcaster had engaged in a "form of sedition".

When I was a student at Harvard, in the mid-nineties, the decision to spend a semester abroad studying Mandarin was regarded as a mild form of sedition.

A form of connecting.

a form of osteomyelitis.

Others identify expressions of doubt as forms of sedition or as foreign interference.

In its service of successive governments the Civil Guard combatted, as forms of sedition, the organization of labour and republicanism and came to be regarded by the peasantry as an instrument of oppression by the state.

Barabbas is described as an "insurrectionist," a man guilty of "sedition," and the leader of a riot.

The move was a stunning act of sedition and a dagger to Patty's heart — the beginning of the end of her life in Ramsey Hill.

Prosecutors settled on a charge of sedition.

Untold resources were wasted over decades surveilling the tiny Trotskyist Socialist Workers Party, without turning up a trace of sedition.

"But there is a lot of sedition in this book," Ms. Grisby Bates said.