Sentence examples for of some dissent from inspiring English sources

In search of some dissent, I track down Tom Wood, who chairs Liberal Youth – the party's autonomous student wing.

The recently concluded Jaipur Literature Festival was the scene of some dissent during free-wheeling debates, but one thing virtually everyone agreed on was the need to pay more attention to women's rights.

The proposed inclusion of Section 116 in the Constitution was the subject of some dissent in the 1897 Melbourne Convention and the final convention in 1898.

The faculty endorsed it two weeks later by a show of hands, with some dissent.

The focus of the case sowed some dissent at the agency.

Fast-forward to 2012 and the band announce their reformation to a chorus of voices, some approving and some dissenting.

Mr Nasheed's detractors allege that, in response, he acquired some of the intolerance of dissent that marked the Gayoom era.

The Internet chatter and protests registered by Jay Peak's most staunch, and longtime, devotees was fiercest when the base-area development began in 2009 (though the jobs created by the extensive construction seemed to quell some of the dissent).

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

And while the league's decision is undoubtedly influenced by the fact that many of the NBA's players will favor some form of dissent during the anthem, Silver is drawing a blueprint for other commissioners and association heads to follow.

For all Agudath's belligerence – and the silence of the Orthodox Union, which will not comment publicly – there are some signs of dissent within the rabbinic leadership.