Sentence examples for dissidence among from inspiring English sources
Shackleton feared the potential effects of idleness, ennui and dissidence among his men more than he did the ice and cold.
ʿAbd al-Raḥmān I's successors, Hishām I (788 796) and al-Ḥakam I (796 822), encountered severe internal dissidence among the Arab nobility.
However, Balcarce's assumption of the office fanned sparks of dissidence among those who had pledged to uphold the principles of federalism.
The protest, which began about 8 p.m., echoed dissidence among many of the school's faculty members, who in the past week have cast votes of no confidence in Mr. Kerrey's ability to lead the school in Greenwich Village, which he has run since 2001.
By the late 1960s generalised dissidence (among an admittedly minute number of intellectuals) was becoming focused on such issues as censorship and legal rights, but the 1970s saw the growth of a much more powerful current of dissidence expressed as the demand by Soviet Jews for the right to leave the Soviet Union altogether.
Like Comcast 's Brian Roberts Brian Roberts with his hostile bid for The Walt Disney Co., Glazer may sense an opportunity to pounce on a distracted and divided board and exploit dissidence among its shareholders.
Among the dissidence and civil society more than a few are preparing to legalize their groups or parties at the least opportunity.
You have to listen to these dissidents and think about your own dissidence.
What survives among them, obviously, is just the sour dissidence of dissent.
This man follows in the great tradition of fighters for freedom -- the Resistance to the Nazi occupation of France during the Second World War, the Prague Spring, and the dissidence in the face of Soviet oppression and lies, among many others.
