Sentence examples for experienced dissent from inspiring English sources

In life and in law, Ginsburg has experienced dissent, and now there's a book to show for it.

If you experience dissent from people within the cause, it is good to self-question and try to examine their reasons more closely.

The union has experienced broad dissent since the deaths of 343 firefighters on Sept. 11.

Once the problematic provisions vanished, the companies experienced lower dissent — or none at all — in the next proxy season.

Oman has never experienced political dissent, and even open debate is rare.

This is all well and good, but in my experience, dissent tends to be more honored in the abstract than in practice.

The MDC began to experience internal dissent in late 2005 as some members became disenchanted with Tsvangirai's leadership, especially his decision to boycott elections for the newly reinstated Senate, and a faction of the MDC, led by Arthur Mutambara, a former student protest leader, professor, and consultant, broke away.

In a sense, the power struggle among conservatives is a return to the status quo before last year's presidential election, which unleashed the worst internal dissent Iran has experienced in decades.

With dissent eliminated or hushed, the country experienced a period of relative quiet.

Saudi Arabia has not experienced the broad unrest that has spread through much of the Middle East and North Africa, but there are pockets of dissent in the kingdom.

What experiences did Justice Ginsburg have as a child that taught her the importance of dissent?