Sentence examples for have dissenting from inspiring English sources

"It's to everybody's interest to have dissenting voices.

Not having our morality dictated by Popes is the reason we have dissenting churches (with their own moral instructors) and non-believers.

Cameron argued that "the film is definitely not anti-American" and that "part of being an American is having the freedom to have dissenting ideas".

"I've heard people say this film is un-American, while part of being an American is having the freedom to have dissenting ideas," Cameron told the crowd at a private industry screening.

Yet of 2007 in Napa, few if any have dissented.

They could have dissented over the lies leading up to the Iraq War.

Scientists who have dissented from this saccharine view have been picketed, smeared and likened to Nazis.

The president has gained broad domestic support for the strikes, although Republican voices have dissented.

Among those who have dissented is New York's mayor, Bill de Blasio.

Furthermore, they have dissented in the name of human rights and freedom, not in the name of religion.

"If I forget the difference," he asks, "in the name of all things sacred, what shall men remember?" Lincoln might have dissented.