Sentence examples for most dissenters from inspiring English sources

But although other permits are pending, most dissenters think the landmarks commission was the biggest hurdle.

On February 21st and 22nd representatives of most dissenters met in Moscow to plot possible retaliatory measures.

Most dissenters appear to have resigned themselves to the fact that their views will not matter for a while, perhaps two or three years.

Fashion continues to have the most dissenters with 13% of Guardian and 14% of Observer readers saying that ethical/environmental concerns should "never/only occasionally" influence editorial coverage.

Not everyone agreed with this while Stravinsky lived; and among the most vociferous dissenters was Stravinsky.

Two of the most vocal dissenters are professors in the Princeton physics department: William Happer *64 and Robert Austin.

Kurds make up about twenty per cent of the Turkish population, and are the country's most organized dissenters.

Among the most important dissenters to Newton's paper was Robert Hooke, one of the leaders of the Royal Society who considered himself the master in optics and hence he wrote a condescending critique of the unknown parvenu.

One of the court's most frequent dissenters throughout his tenure, Justice Stevens, an optimist at heart, does not look back on every loss with such a sense of stinging disappointment.

Not everyone agrees that Roach deserves all those Futches, and one of the most prominent dissenters is an accomplished but Futchless fellow trainer named Floyd Mayweather, Sr., whose son and namesake faced Pacquiao in what some called the new Fight of the Century, on May 2nd.

While this approach may buy us some time with North Korea, it is hurting us and our friends in many other places — because it's being taken as a free pass for dictators everywhere not just to crush their revolutionaries or terrorists but even their most mild dissenters.