Sentence examples for encounter dissent from inspiring English sources
The end result: diametrically opposed networks of nudged and prodded pebble people gently rattling together in agreement, clashing loudly when they encounter dissent.
Expect to encounter dissent.
The association also tracked which companies encountered dissent on issues other than pay and found that nine in the FTSE 350 had experienced protests on a recurring resolution – such as an election of a director – and that four of them did so again this season.
But experts here said Mr. Milosevic appeared to encounter no dissent at the meeting of his party's main board or a second meeting of the leaders of his coalition.
You can cherry-pick the news articles you want, (generally) live in neighborhoods or areas of the country you want, and never encounter a dissenting opinion.
In a concurring opinion, Justice Clarence Thomas reiterated his belief that Section 5 is also unconstitutional, a position he took in his dissent from the Court's previous encounter with the Voting Rights Act in 2009.
The majority and dissenting opinions in the Miranda case themselves reflect the justices' encounter with confession in its various aspects.
"Whenever I encountered the phrase — 'Scalia J., dissenting' — I would hear in my head a rage aria.
But other voices dissent.
