Sentence examples for dissenting elements from inspiring English sources

Public confessions were a feature of a rectification campaign launched by Mao Zedong in the early 1940s, when he wanted to clamp down on dissenting elements within the Communist Party, which was regrouping at its remote base in the northwestern city of Yan'an.

Further, there is an element of judicial behavior that in the context of American judicial behavior sounds downright bizarre, yet is common elsewhere: the absence of dissenting opinions.

There were dissenting voices.

Every element of these ancient canonical texts attracted him: their ethical and jurisprudential preoccupations; the vitality, in equal measure, of their rational and imaginative insights; their famous dialogic and often dissenting discourse across the generations.

Dissenting histories were usually eradicated.

There are no dissenting voices.

This perplexed the dissenting judge.

Consequently, dissenting viewpoints were not taken seriously.

There are always dissenting voices.

Dissenting were Justices John Roberts, Antonin Scalia, Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas.

Dissenting opinions were also noted.