Sentence examples for may dissent from inspiring English sources

But unlike real followers who may dissent from time to time, Twitter eggs (at least many of them) will happily parrot whatever those tweets may be.

In parliament, the parties have agreed to vote together (though individual deputies may still dissent).

The English hierarchy left it to be inferred that there are circumstances under which Catholics may allowably dissent from particular articles of the teaching of the encyclical.

In the name of combating extremism, the government is suppressing any group that may voice dissent.

"There may be dissenting viewpoints, and you can't just say a light post near a house means influence.

That dissent may prove influential, said Justin Driver, a law professor at the University of Chicago.

Big Brother may have stifled dissent by forcing conformity on his frightened subjects, but his trespasses were predictable and manageable.

Mr Prabhakaran's fearsome reputation is such that whatever dissent may exist among his followers is kept to themselves.

The message of the material-support law is that tolerance of that sort of dissent may be a bygone luxury.

China's eclectic mix of free-market principles, spoon-fed state enterprises and intolerance of dissent may be contradictory, but it seems to have paid dividends.

But those hoping to find in the proposed museum a rallying cry for partisan politics or a fulcrum for dissent may be disappointed.