Sentence examples for dissenting stance from inspiring English sources

Demagogues like Putin and Erdoğan create tyrannies of the majority, so that the dissenting stance that's the normal position of an independent press is easily isolated, tainted with foreign associations, and blamed for social ills.

400 years of racism, expropriation of land, state-sponsored violence in the name of liberty, and marginalization of dissenting voices provides ample evidence for this stance.

Religious extremism expert Syed Zaidi believes that the lack of dissenting perspectives in such wings also reinforces radicals' existing stances.

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán was a loud and dissenting voice at the peak of the migrant crisis in 2015, when he advocated a hard-line stance on the new arrivals.

There were dissenting voices.

Dissenting histories were usually eradicated.

Consequently, dissenting viewpoints were not taken seriously.

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

Dissenting opinions were also noted.

Thomas M. Hoenig, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, is the most prominent inflation "hawk" at the Fed, having dissented repeatedly from the Fed's stance that it intends to keep interest rates near zero for "an extended period".

"Mr. Poole dissented because he believed that F.O.M.C. actions this year had already established a highly stimulative monetary policy stance," the minutes said, adding that he thought another rate cut "raised an undue risk of fostering higher inflation in the future".