Sentence examples for from dissenters from inspiring English sources

The decision brought cheerful fireworks from the Chinese government but protests from dissenters.

The Bloomberg administration has often shown little tolerance of criticism and little patience for commentary from dissenters.

She makes graceful use of disparate source material, gliding naturally from dissenters like William Greider to the editors of Temp Slave magazine, the house organ of the underemployed.

Looking through old news clippings, it is easier to read comments from dissenters than supporters, but 10 years later it is seen as one of Bloomberg's most important measures.

Stripped of its volunteer ideology, but still unable to compel service from dissenters, the military would end up weaker and less representative than the volunteer force -- the very opposite of the draft's intended goals.

The Republicans, who probably face no open dissent inside the convention (now that liberals and moderates have been largely purged from the party), have enlisted Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and the New York Police Department to protect them from dissenters outside the hall.

QUESTION FROM DISSENTER: Let's face it: it looks bad.

QUESTION FROM DISSENTER: I would further take issue with your assertion that Thomas is a committed originalist.

QUESTION FROM DISSENTER: With all respect, Mr. Toobin, to strike down an unconstitutional law is not activism; it is the very definition of doing their jobs.

QUESTION FROM DISSENTER: Have you ever heard of a case where the Justices recused themselves in an official capacity action, particularly in light of Justice Scalia's bench memo in the Cheney case?

QUESTION FROM DISSENTER: Given that our judges have become out-of-control tyrants, I find it remarkable that Thomas would end up in possession of the Bible of Frederick Douglass, who openly advocated the outright assassination of tyrants.