Sentence examples for deep dissent from inspiring English sources

Trump's plans have set off a furious lobbying campaign in Washington, as well as deep dissent inside the White House and Congress.

That ruling and the resulting legislative battles plunged Vermonters into weeks of difficult discussion over questions of gay marriage, and homosexuality in general, and today's debate demonstrated that deep dissent lingered.

How deep dissent runs in the ranks is difficult to say.

But the protests have struck a deep vein of dissent in America, as the many new occupations prove.

The arrests, she told me, were a clear instance of authorities using the trials against the deep state to silence dissent; at the time, journalists responded with expressions of anger and solidarity, but to do so they often had to put aside their feelings about the accused.

He vows to organise the anti-government forces into myriad small groups and spread them out across the countryside where they would be harder to detect and suppress.This will not please Mr Hun Sen. His distaste for any form of dissent runs deep.

My reasons for dissent strike deeper than the bail provisions of the Eighth Amendment.

That is an honourable position, and one that has long history in the Labour party going back to deep roots in the dissenting tradition of Methodism.

It also brings the art of African-American dissent into deeper, richer contrast with the earlier art of African-American optimism that Traylor represents.

The Saudi deep state that fights any dissent at home is effective in fighting terrorism, as well.

Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist's majority opinion and Justice Thurgood Marshall's dissent highlighted the deep differences on the Court over the role of appellate courts in monitoring the fairness of the death penalty.