Sentence examples for obvious dissent from inspiring English sources

The question for Corbyn was what to do about the obvious dissent in his ranks.

When George Osborne presents his comprehensive spending review to parliament today, there will be no obvious dissent from the government benches.

I am surprised because the risks are obvious and no dissenting MP plots toward a formal schism.

Some of the dissent will be obvious stalling, spin, and covering-up tactics.

The continuing confusion is obvious in the sharp, separate dissents from Antonin Scalia and Elena Kagan.

It was a statement of such unqualified certainty that Jeb Bush made it pretty much in passing, as if it required no elaboration, accommodated no dissent and was the obvious starting point from which all political discussion should flow.

Suffice it to say, though, that in an age of totalized surveillance, there is an obvious advantage to the sort of dissent that cannot be tracked.

Unlike his less subtle neighbours in Belarus and Azerbaijan, President Yanukovych and his businessman backers have refrained from clamping down on dissent in a brutal and obvious fashion.

Justices Harlan and White dissented, noting that there was no obvious basis to give the 13th Amendment such force.

Instead, fissures became obvious; when one party leader, Fabrizio Cicchitto, tried to voice dissent, Mr. Berlusconi ignored him, Italian news outlets reported.

The jury's difficulty in reaching a decision has been obvious; in prior notes to the judge, the jury had expressed dissent during the deliberations in Federal District Court in Brooklyn.