Sentence examples for most dissenting from inspiring English sources

But it still runs a government that does its best to silence most dissenting voices, strictly controls the press, and lavishes resources on the best cyber-censorship money can buy.

Apparently, Facebook ignored most dissenting definitions linking white nationalist goals directly to white supremacy.

But, after a first victory over Germany and a perfect start to the campaign, most dissenting voices have been muted.

As always, censors deleted most dissenting comments.

The truth, though, is that most dissents are not vindicated, and the experience of losing too often can prove toxic.

The Turkish government consented not to build the planned shopping mall, but swiftly proceeded to crush most dissent.

For the year ending in June, Judge Lippman wrote dissents in 15 cases — tied with a conservative judge, Robert S. Smith, as the author of the most dissents on the court.

The move that seemed to spark the most dissent was Mr. Morgenthau's decision to eliminate the office's homicide bureau, said Peter L. Zimroth, whom Mr. Morgenthau hired to lead the appeals bureau.

The only public criticism of that move from within the Fed came from three hawks who voted against it, which made for the most dissents on its policy-setting committee in almost 20 years.

The Turkish government consented not to build a planned shopping mall in one of the last green spaces in the centre of the city, but quickly went on to crush most dissent.

Most dissents "are a form of egotism," the chief justice wrote in a letter to Justice Willis Van Devanter, adding: "They don't do any good, and only weaken the prestige of the court.