Sentence examples for clear dissent from inspiring English sources

The ignorance epidemic ReprintsThe message is clear: dissent (whether of the liberal or Islamist variety) is not just illegal, it is treason.

Amid the furore over Kevin Mirallas's missed penalty as Everton's appalling run continued in their last game, against West Bromwich Albion, there was also clear dissent against Martínez when he withdrew the lively Muhamed Besic, who he claimed was injured.

The minutes and, in particular, the minority votes in the final report show a clear dissent and include alternative statements and proposals.

One clear dissenting voice is German MP, Sabine Leutheusser-Schnarrenberger, who sets out her disagreements within the report in a section reserved for individual Council members' comments.

Labour sources made clear that open dissent against the leader would not be tolerated in future and there would be no repeat of the situation in which Corbyn and Benn argued different positions over Syria from the front bench.

Their supporters began this match by singing about relegation but, by the end, the dark humour had made way for open dissent and the clear sense they are bordering on mutiny.

It was The Observer which sounded the clearest dissenting note.

But every single justice in the study wrote clearer dissents than majority opinions.

He refused to ditch Harriet Harman, a member of his shadow cabinet, when she annoyed Labour MPs by sending her son to a grammar school, but demoted Clare Short, another shadow-cabinet member, when she made clear her dissent from some of his objectives.Unlike Mr Major, but like Mrs Thatcher, Mr Blair commands the House of Commons.

Says Friedman, "It's pretty clear the dissent is the better-written opinion, but somehow they lost the vote".

"It's pretty clear the dissent is the better-written opinion, but somehow they lost the vote".