Sentence examples for considerable dissent from inspiring English sources
The theory of religious assent does permit considerable dissent from authoritative teaching, such as the dissent that greeted Paul VI's teaching against contraception in 1968.
Far from being monolithic, the government was divided and inefficient, and there was considerable dissent and disunity among average Germans; the Third Reich, it was said, could never have survived the death of the charismatic Hitler.
He also added that the administration had presented this as something welcomed by the law school and opposed by outsiders, but that it affects the entire university, may deter African-American students in particular from attending, and that there is considerable dissent among law students and alumni.
In 1865, Abu Bakar granted official recognition to the Teochew-dominated Johor branch of the Ngee Heng Kongsi after a Kangchu, Tan Kee Soon, raised a small army to subdue Sultan Ali's forces, from whom Abu Bakar was facing considerable dissent but was unable to raise an organised army.
Dr. Dave Edmond Lounsbury is a retired colonel and medical doctor who was co-author of "War Surgery in Afghanistan and Iraq," a textbook from the Office of the Army Surgeon General that, over considerable internal dissent, published case studies of combat wounds.
In actual fact, as Toye shows, mass enthusiasm sat side-by-side with considerable criticism and dissent from ordinary people.
Essentially the integrity of the democratic process and the possibility of infringing on the private votes of others has been decided by some states, and not without considerable discussion and dissent, to take precedence over the free speech of the individual in this specific location and time.
But news of Pence's speech provoked a considerable amount of dissent among attendees, revealing a fissure in the denomination over associating with President Donald Trump.
The Senate Appropriations Committee passed the bill on Wednesday--though not without considerable debate and dissent--and it is already headed to the floor for a vote.
Ugresic is a considerable voice of Balkan dissent.
In the weeks that followed, as the film travelled to other festivals and into general release, it was met with considerable praise, a little dissent and the odd bit of drama.
