As his liberal colleagues left the court, to be replaced by four conservative justices appointed by Richard Nixon, the court's center of gravity shifted, and Marshall became well-known for his articulate dissenting opinions.
Extending this critique, some designers within the modern movement tried to articulate their dissent through the things they produced.
And so, with awkward chants, earnest emotion, signs reading "Light Not Height," political rhetoric and several songs by the rock group Queen, more than 400 local crusaders, many under four feet tall, articulated their dissent.
My students were also intrigued by poetry as a viable vehicle for articulating political dissent and political opinion in the United States.
"Jesus Camp" includes one articulate and alarmed dissenting voice: Mike Papantonio, a talk show personality for Air America.
James R. Crisfield Jr. of the Navy, described the Army officer's dissent as "articulate and thoughtful," but emphasized the review panels' modest standard of proof.
I mean, one of the things that your generation had - that my generation doesn't have - were young people who were able to articulate the politics of dissent and humanitarianism well and who were able to, for want of a better word, make progressiveness and radicalism sexy.
You've convinced us, certainly, that there is a disagreement about how it should be construed, and that disagreement is articulated by the dissents in the most recent case.
By affirming risk-taking and originality throughout our quarter, seminar conversation will support gains in your close-reading practice and in articulating your views, including respectful dissent, in lively discourse¿in short, skills highly useful in a writer¿s existence.
Aalmuhammed isn't to the contrary because it does not, as the dissent would have it, "articulate general principles of authorship". Dissent 27.
