Sentence examples for said dissension from inspiring English sources

A diplomat who follows Chad closely said dissension within Goukouni Oueddei's rebel faction had prompted Libya to renew military hostilities in order to force the rebel groups to reunite.

But later, in an interview with The Times, one juror said dissension on the jury worsened as the deliberations went along.

Joe-Max Joe-Max Moorey said that dissension became "a cancerecently

Lane, a junior, said the dissension was caused by "the hype" that attends high-profile first-semester freshmen who have not yet passed a course.

Extra point The recommended reading on this latest Jets episode comes from Rich Cimini of ESPN New York, who says the dissension isn't as serious as depicted by The Daily News.

Buildings with quarterly or monthly newsletters tend to run with less resident dissension, said Roberta Axelrod, who sits on 10 different co-op and condo boards as the sponsor representative for Time Equities Inc., a company that has converted more than 125 rental buildings in the last 30 years.

They want to stir the pot of Liverpool to create dissension," he said.

Mr. LeClerc said there was no dissension within the library's board of trustees over the renaming.

The "domination of one faction over another, sharpened by the spirit of revenge natural to party dissension," he said, "is in itself a frightful despotism".

Dr. Martin J. Murphy Jr., a consultant in Durham, N.C., who worked on the plan, said there "was no dissension from the concept in general" at yesterday's meeting, but that "nothing concrete" was agreed to.

Having been at the 1968 Democratic National Convention, when the vote to elect Hubert H. Humphrey as the party nominee was marred by bitter dissension, Ms. Eldridge said she was glad that it appears the vote in Denver will go smoothly.