Sentence examples for how dissenting from inspiring English sources

"But there is a much wider question about how dissenting voices in modern, pluralist society are valued and heard in public debate, and the rubbishing in the public arena of Christian and biblical worldviews.

Philip Jenkins's book "Mystics and Messiahs: Cults and New Religions in American History" (Oxford, 2000) explains how dissenting sects such as the Mesmerists and the Swedenborgians gave rise to the Spiritualists, who, from 1850 to 1880, "exercised a powerful attraction for all social classes".

The history of labour from Blake to Brown is, among other things, how dissent became domesticated.

To be certain, we could see and feel that this operation had been planned carefully to exclude all media coverage, sending out a loud message about how dissent will be treated in this democracy.

When considering the legacy of President Hafez al-Assad, one has to remember that we are dealing with a man who leveled half a city of his own people, Hama, killing 10,000 civilians, in part to make a point about how dissent would be treated.

The signatories, also include former secretary of state for international development and Birmingham MP Clare Short, who said: "These suspensions are at odds with freedom of speech and the right to protest, setting a threatening precedent for how dissent is dealt with on campuses across the country.

Agarwal's case study shows how dissent works dynamically, not only to alter the content of democratic decisions, but decision-making procedures themselves.

There is a problem of how the intelligence was used, and how dissent was pushed aside; how new information that would contradict the public case of the administration was pushed aside.

Few remember how dissent against NAFTA was dismissed and even mocked in the era when the treaty was debated, signed, and ratified.

Further Questions for Discussion: –How do dissenting opinions broaden a debate?

It's also about: how are you working with an opposition; how do you treat dissenting voices; how do you treat minority groups," Obama said on Monday.