Sentence examples for sedition into from inspiring English sources
Sultan Abdulaziz read impertinence and sedition into editorials of this kind, and in January 1865 the government introduced censorship following the example of Napoleon III.
I still love the corny jokes, the angst, the anachronistic insertion of Patrick Swayze singing She's Like the Wind into an oldies soundtrack, the subtle sedition woven into the deceptively cheesy backdrop.
Congressmen would be trampling one another in the rush to get anti-sedition bills into the legislative hopper.
When Daniel Defoe was accused of sedition, it was into this rotten honeycomb of dilapidated hovels that he fled for safety.
Nonconformism became a heroic value in the Western tradition that Socrates helped to found, especially in societies such as America's that value individualism.But nonconformism is not an absolute virtue and easily veers off into sedition, subversion or other actions deemed unpatriotic.
Dr. Sen, 61, was convicted of sedition in December.
In case you're not familiar with the plot, Ben-Hur is basically The Fox and the Hound – if the hound framed the fox for sedition, sold the fox into slavery, and then everyone got leprosy.
The American Revolution eventually produced a stable system, but the Constitution did not take effect until 13 years after the Declaration of Independence, and the effects of upheavals like the Whiskey Rebellion and repressive measures like the Alien and Sedition Acts played out into the 19th century.
Can one say that Lebanon has entered the countdown towards sedition and is sliding into a civil war again after the terrorist attack that led to the assassination of Wissam al-Hassan?.
In July of 1798, Adams signed into law the Sedition Act, making defaming his Administration a federal crime.
How else to draw the alienated Green Movement — branded "the sedition" for the past four years — back into the polity without inflaming the hard-line conservatives who facilitated its expulsion?
