Prepare yourself to confront dissenting opinions and ideas regarding your writing.
Education Secretary Rod Paige's characterization of the National Education Association as a "terrorist organization" (news article, Feb. 24) shows how the "war of terrorism" can break out whenever and wherever the administration is confronted with dissent.
When publicly confronted with dissenting arguments Legault did not express explicit concern that his proposed policy change might contribute to a greater societal harm.
Perhaps most intriguingly, the more religious a liberal teenager claimed to be, the more he was willing to confront his parents with dissenting beliefs.
Ahmadinejad's open dissent confronted Khamenei with another political threat, which he turned into an unprecedented religio-political opportunity.
Strong dissent and hostility may confront anyone interested in using fiction to tell the story of African-Americans.
AS President Bush sought Congressional support last week for a resolution authorizing "all means that he determines to be appropriate, including force" to confront Iraq, the nation heard little dissent from the Democrats.
You know, dissent was essentially one of the guiding principles in the founding of this country was that the expression of dissent, the ability to confront power with truth with a different point of view, with a lone voice in the wilderness that was all built into our concept of what this country was all about.
He campaigned on a platform of vitriolic disdain for news, polls, and dissent, and protesters will never have the opportunity to confront him directly — to "bully and intimidate him".
As Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor wrote recently in an insightful dissent in the Michigan college admissions case, we must not "wish away, rather than confront, the racial inequality that exists in our society...
