Sentence examples for lingering dissent from inspiring English sources
Inside the family, however, the plans have involved several years of discussion, and some lingering dissent.
If he wins the election, Turnbull will gain the mandate to govern in his own right and will be able to quell the lingering dissent still being reported within the government's ranks.
Lingering dissent within the ranks spilled out last year during the race to lead the state party.
But when the masses started yelling "USA!" in unison for several beats, the candidate knew he had quelled any lingering dissent.
That ruling and the resulting legislative battles plunged Vermonters into weeks of difficult discussion over questions of gay marriage, and homosexuality in general, and today's debate demonstrated that deep dissent lingered.
But the memo, filed in the State Department's "dissent channel," underscores the deep rifts and lingering frustration within the administration over how to deal with a war that has killed more than 400,000 people.
The crackdown on dissent surrounding the Beijing Olympics has been a reminder of China's lingering authoritarianism.
Experts trace the roots of Austria's dissent as far back as the Reformation, which swept across Austrian territories only to be brutally repressed by the Habsburgs under the Counter-Reformation, turning the country Catholic again but leaving lingering resentment and distrust of church hierarchy and diktats.
But the principles he defended lingered on in the traditions of English Protestant sects and reached their ultimate flowering in the work of a former dissenting minister, William Godwin.
