Sentence examples for express dissidence from inspiring English sources

At the same time, both Furtwangler and Shostakovich attempted to express dissidence through music.

The Mournful Demeanour of Lieutenant Boruvka, written in 1966 in Prague under censorship from the Russian-backed puppet government, can only express dissidence through code and nudges.

It was less risky than joining a clandestine anti-Franco movement, and allowed them to express their dissidence.

There was surprisingly little dissidence expressed in popular culture, as the onset of CD software inaugurated a wave of retro marketing.

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.

"This show is a form of dissidence — gay dissidence," said Mr. Ortega, the curator.

You have to listen to these dissidents and think about your own dissidence.

You can sometimes hear the concept creak, too: the show's equation of flamboyance with political dissidence is questionable.

It's a kind of dissidence, it's a really inspiring show of solidarity".

The porteño dissidence was a serious financial handicap to the state, since Buenos Aires kept for itself all the revenues from customs duties on imports.

She says by and large she's contained acts of dissidence within the partyroom, but sometimes they require external means of expression.