Sentence examples for forceful dissent from inspiring English sources

While Brennan was on the New Jersey bench, he became known in legal circles for a particularly forceful dissent in State of New Jersey v. John Henry Tune.

The most forceful dissent comes from many of those who have themselves received an A.S.D. diagnosis and who have become eligible for the recognition and the support that flow from being on the spectrum.

The US supreme court late Thursday ruled in favor of a Christian college that believes the contraception mandate of US healthcare law burdens the school, inciting forceful dissent from the three female justices in the nation's highest court.

Four members of the court -- Justices John Paul Stevens, David Souter, Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Stephen Breyer -- issued a forceful dissent arguing for an end to the "shameful practice".

Once the uprising had ebbed, the young monarch reneged on his promises to the Essex men, rounded up the surviving ringleaders and had them executed.As this sorry episode shows, people power is fleeting; sullen discontent flares only rarely and briefly into forceful dissent.

"Under the majority's articulation of the reporter's privilege, or lack thereof, absent a showing of bad faith by the government, a reporter can always be compelled against her will to reveal her confidential sources in a criminal trial," Judge Gregory wrote in a forceful dissent.

This is a forceful objection.

But attached to that order was a forceful 101-page dissent by a judge, all but pleading to spare Mr. Cooper's life.

And he railed against it, in one of his typically forceful, even entertaining, dissents.

"If you look at the Supreme Court decision, there's a perfectly reasonable decision by the majority and a very forceful and reasonable dissenting opinion by Justice Vertefeuille, who emphasizes that we do have a very clear public policy against discrimination," he said.

She gave two of the big cases to Kagan, who came through with dissents that were models of forceful clarity and that even employed humor in search of a wider audience.