Sentence examples for one note of dissent from inspiring English sources

One note of dissent was struck by Stephen Burke, chief executive of charity United for All Ages, who said the proposals were regressive because richer families would benefit disproportionally from the cap.

There was a jarring note of dissent on Monday by the anti-Semitic comedian Dieudonné M'bala M'bala, 48.

Justice Stephen Breyer sounded a sad and grim note of dissent.

A finally, a memorable note of dissent from The Members.

In the evenings, residents banged kitchen pots to sound a persistent note of dissent.

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With the cover facing conspicuously out and in view of the cameras, this note of dissent did not go unnoticed.

For all Bayern's gameness there was a hollowness to their second-half dominance and, as Müller was taken off, even a note of dissent in the crowd.

A note of dissent was sounded by John Keclik, a seventy-four-year-old retired engineer who has lived in the Sixth since 1978, when he emigrated from Czechoslovakia.

Gahagan, as the Second Member of the Medical Board, produced a note of dissent to a proposal by the Court of Directors to dispose of the General Hospitals of the Presidency in order to curtail costs.

The amendment was approved on a voice vote, though a few notes of dissent could be heard.