Sentence examples for angry dissent from inspiring English sources

Bair, the one commissioner who voted against the decision, wrote an angry dissent.

Not full-throated, angry dissent, just a low-level expression of disappointment.

Justice John Paul Stevens noted that breach of procedure in an angry dissent.

On Dec. 8, the Florida justices split bitterly, with Chief Justice Wells filing his own angry dissent.

In an angry dissent, Justice Antonin Scalia argued that the majority had "largely signed on to the so-called homosexual agenda".

("It is time we become just a little realistic in the face of a record such as this one," Justice Harry A. Blackmun wrote in an angry dissent).

Three members of the court -- Chief Justice William Rehnquist and Justices Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas -- joined in angry dissents.

When things did not go his way, Scalia was known for his colourful and angry dissents, often read with theatrical flair in the courtroom.

The immigration decision, along with three others, came on the final day of the court's 2000-1 term, a quiet day devoid of the fireworks of the closing days in recent years that were marked by justices' reading angry dissents from the bench.

And he voiced his critique year after year, sometimes in angry dissents and sometimes in sarcastic comments directed at his liberal colleagues.

In an angry, impassioned dissent, Judge Rosemary Barkett wrote, "The idea that courts are not permitted to acknowledge that a mistake has been made which would bar an execution is quite incredible for a country that not only prides itself on having the quintessential system of justice but attempts to export it to the world as a model of fairness".