Sentence examples for ever dissenting from inspiring English sources

This is what they have been taught, in many cases it is all they know, and they could not imagine ever dissenting.

Predictably, all Puritans who ever held power are the bad conservatives; all Puritans who ever dissented (including Pynchon's ancestor) are good liberals, opening up the tolerance and inclusions we strive for today.

Is there ever dissent within the editorial board, and how does that get resolved?

No one who has a dissenting voice can ever be invited," GWPF co-founder Benny Peiser told his audience.

"Commercial art has rarely, if ever, contained dissent".

"Freedom and democracy is dead… a handful of Muslims, the so-called extremists and the so-called terrorists, they've succeeded in destroying the ideology of the kuffar". Was there ever any dissent or disagreement with these speeches, asked Judge Michael Topolski QC.

Not, as Walter realises, that change could ever have been averted: "Dissent is never counted; it is weighed.

There were dissenting voices.

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

Dissenting opinions were also noted.

As Ralph Young, author of 'Dissent: The History of an American Idea' has written, the U.S. was settled by religious dissidents, achieved independence because of dissent against the British, and has been shaped by dissent ever since.