Sentence examples for point of dissent from inspiring English sources

If there is a point of dissent here, it is over the level of groupthink in Silicon Valley.

Well, there has always been one major point of dissent between Al Qaeda and ISIS: Al Qaeda's leadership has said, openly, that it believes that ISIS had erred by proclaiming the Caliphate, the Islamic State.

The clerical debate about soccer also reflects concern that soccer alongside minority Shiite Muslims and relatives of imprisoned government critics could emerge as a focal point of dissent in a kingdom that despite a ban on demonstrations has been struggling to fend off the waves of change sweeping the Middle East and North Africa.

Unlike the informal reviews and reports covered by our systematic review, 52 our systematic review identifies all the empirical or ethical points of dissent and so sets the research agenda.

He maintains strict control over politics, even to the point of demanding dissent.

The progressive wing of the Church felt that Vatican II was a liberation, and invoked its spirit in challenging the faith's core doctrines and theology, often to the point of open dissent.

The huge show of force, appearing larger even than what was deployed in the Sinai after four bombings there this week, seemed to signal that President Hosni Mubarak's government had reached a breaking point over shows of dissent.

A3 Egypt Cracks Down on Dissent Thousands of riot police officers sealed off access to the Egyptian High Court, beating and arresting protesters, in a show of force that seemed to signal that President Hosni Mubarak's government had reached a breaking point over shows of dissent.

He later learned the finer points of purposeful dissent in university.

Other snatched conversations point to dissent rumbling beneath the surface.

During communism, the church was a rallying point for dissent.