Sentence examples for sharp dissension from inspiring English sources
The Munich Agreement of September 30 provided a breathing space but caused sharp dissension and self-doubt in France.
Though the settlement for Germany was discussed at length, all three Allied leaders appeared uncertain; their views were imprecise on the topic of a postwar international organization; and, on the Polish question, the western Allies and the Soviet Union found themselves in sharp dissension, Stalin expressing his continued distaste for the Polish government-in-exile in London.
At the same time, the sharp tone of the commercials set off internal dissension, got league officials called to the Capitol for a dressing-down from Democrats, and had politicians looking at the group in a whole new light.
"Dissension breeds winners," Damon said.
But internal dissension soon developed.
But dissension arose among task force members.
Part of the answer is internal dissension.
The questionnaires mostly produced dissension and protest.
But there has been some dissension.
Aquitaine remained a centre of dissension.
