Sentence examples for expressing dissent from inspiring English sources

To avoid violent suppression of street protests, people are turning to other ways of expressing dissent.

Speaking anonymously, one man claimed to have been jailed after expressing dissent at a public meeting.

The Italian government tried everything possible to delay, compromise and negate the possibility of Italian people expressing dissent.

In expressing dissent, oil industry representatives have emphasized their support for measures aimed at reducing pollution from buses and trucks.

This is why a cricket pitch is also a battleground for settling colonial scores and expressing dissent.

Smilde suggested the three generals might have been expressing dissent instead of a plotting a full-blown government overthrow, given their small numbers.

"The important question here is not whether Irving is a Holocaust denier (he is), or whether he offends people with what he says (he does), but why anyone, anywhere should be imprisoned for expressing dissenting views or saying offensive things," writes Michael Shermer, author of "Denying History: Who Says the Holocaust Never Happened and Why Do They Say It?," in the Los Angeles Times.

Of course, most Chinese aren't online to express dissent.

Only a handful of the board's 56 members expressed dissent, he said.

"Look, I can't vote or express dissent, but look at [the pony]!

But greater freedom has also meant greater freedom to express dissent violently.