Sentence examples for mild dissent from inspiring English sources

May I be the voice of mild dissent, please?

By Alec Wilkinson July 20 , 2009May I be the voice of mild dissent, please?

He was not allowed a quiet retirement: he was excommunicated purely for expressing mild dissent from globalisation World Bank-style.

Despite a veneer of democracy, Field Marshal Thanom's government moved against even mild dissent, sweeping away opponents in Parliament.

His booking of Paul Stansfield, for mild dissent, was ostentatious and his yell of "come 'ere" at the offender rang out.

Under military rule some performers once again use pwes and music for a kind of back talk to authority; in Yangon, Burmese gangsta rap has become a vehicle for mild dissent.

The 85-year-old peace campaigner's far milder form of dissent typically involves turning up at a demonstration with his daughter, Linda, taking out his sketch pad and drawing the scene.

That would account for both the mild tone of the dissent and for the majority's many uncritical references to Justice O'Connor's earlier redistricting opinions from which the other four had, in fact, dissented.

Nonetheless, the tone of the dissenting opinion was mild, even surprisingly so, given the sharp language Justice Thomas and others in the dissenting group had used in the past on questions of race.

Judge Gorsuch's writing differs from Justice Scalia's in one major way: His tone is consistently courteous and mild, while some of Justice Scalia's dissents were caustic and wounding.

Harb, an enormously decent British-educated surgeon, was imprisoned merely for tweeting mild criticism of Sisi's crackdown on dissent.