Sentence examples for a source of dissent from inspiring English sources

Such was the case in Poland under Communist rule, when the Catholic Church provided a source of dissent.

When one of its gunmen shot a 15-year-old girl in the head for publicly opposing a ban on girls' schooling, it looked as though they had silenced a source of dissent.

When Team B seems to have the blessing of the boss, it goes from being a source of useful dissent to being an implement of intimidation.

If Mr Davis, a likely source of dissent, is sidelined into shadowing defence (a difficult job for a Tory to turn down), Mr Cameron will have added ruthlessness to his other attributes.He will need it if he is to succeed in his second task: shifting the Tories' entire approach to opposition.

That newspaper is a rare source of dissent.

Unlike both the czars and the commissars, Mr. Putin has realized that letting these people and their rubles go actually makes his regime more stable, by exporting a potentially powerful source of dissent.

The biggest source of dissent was a huge growth in cronyism and the blatant pursuit of financial gain by the Suharto family.

China's leaders are visibly frightened and at a loss, clamping down on any possible source of dissent as they flail to keep their Ponzi economy alive.

Google+ has been the source of dissent for some users as Google first added a G+ account to every Gmail address, whether or not people wanted it, used it to reward peoples' position in searches, and then made it essential for commenting on Google Play reviews.

One likely source of dissent could be the group of 13 freshmen who a GOP aide told HuffPost the leadership has had trouble controlling: Reps.

One source of dissent was Dwight D. Eisenhower.