Sentence examples for minimal dissent from inspiring English sources

Some districts, especially in larger cities, have adopted tolerance lessons with minimal dissent.

As is usual in philosophy, we can't be very precise about the percentages, but we suspect that the relevant notion of convergence – always remembering that we are discussing ideal conditions – should be thought to allow only minimal dissent.

But there is much we don't know about what his administration is up to, and its determination to keep us in the dark and to stifle any criticism makes the minimal amount of dissent more alarming than reassuring.

Over and over in this quartet, the upper strings wave back and forth between C sharp and D sharp, this minimal melody ever contradicted by a dissenting, low pizzicato D natural in the cello.

Cambodia is discussing an NGO law that civil society groups fear could further stifle dissent in a society with minimal political opposition, although there are signs the regime is backtracking under international pressure.

Dissent in the X Factor ranks is minimal, even long after their fame fades and Simon Cowell's Syco label drops them.

Dissent flourished.

"Minimal, minimal torture".

But other voices dissent.

Dissent is not tolerated.

Stuyvesant brooked no dissent.