Sentence examples for dissident ideas from inspiring English sources

At the same time, they have refined their methods of control over editors and journalists in an effort to control the spread of these and other dissident ideas.

In the same way, the state's new efforts to inoculate Iranians against dissident ideas in the media may be difficult — or even counterproductive, analysts say.

Photocopiers helped spread dissident ideas in Eastern Europe in the 1980s.

Its invisibility seems to say more about our media's "who's in/who's out" mindset than it does any Pravda-like suppression of dissident ideas.

Another longtime dissident battling the idea is Jerry Tucker, a former union regional director and member of its governing executive board.

In communist Hungary, both the cafe and the baths were favourite haunts of intellectuals and dissidents, who exchanged ideas in the haze drifting over ashtrays or rising from sulphurous, shadowy thermal waters.

There was growing support for such ideas among dissident anatomists and the general public, but during the first half of the 19th century the English scientific establishment was closely tied to the Church of England, while science was part of natural theology.

In the past, repressive regimes have relied on Internet firewalls to block dissidents from spreading forbidden ideas; China has been particularly creative, while countries like Tunisia and Saudi Arabia are never far behind.

Invasion of Ideas An Islamist dissident group, Justice and Spirituality, has organized the campaign against the plan.

The fact that dissident religious and anti-religious ideas are being persecuted ever more severely does not mean that the persecutors will prevail.

The ideas of these dissidents are criminal.