Sentence examples for stirred dissent from inspiring English sources

But the White House approach has stirred dissent in the party.

In the process, it has stirred dissent from some members who say the sale of heritage assets is a betrayal of their history.

He says that Washington, aiming to control the Middle East's resources, has long stirred dissent by encouraging Israel to sign peace treaties with some Arab nations.

If and when the Mingana carbon-dating begins to stir dissent, we should bear that in mind.

He does not stir dissent simply for dissent's sake, but often employs a Socratic method of discussion, where aides put ideas forward for him to accept or reject.

In the view of both political analysts and technology experts here and in the United States, China's attempts to tighten its grip on Internet use are driven in part by the conviction that the West -- and particularly the United States -- is wielding communications innovations from malware to Twitter to weaken it militarily and to stir dissent internally.

But the Schechter-Smith paper has already stirred some dissent.

From the initial proposal in 2001, the Cape Wind project — 130 turbines across a 24-square-mile stretch of Nantucket Sound — has stirred furious dissent.

In his first two weeks in office, President Donald Trump has governed like a cable news junkie who's surrounded himself with ideologues, issuing sometimes vague and sloppily worded executive orders, beefing with the media, and pushing forward policies that stirred up dissent and unease within the federal government.

Meanwhile, Erudite stirs dissent against Abnegation leadership in the city's government, accusing Abnegation's leader, Marcus, of abusing his son, who joined Dauntless two years before.

Ledeen's hope had been to stir up dissent inside Iran through Ghorbanifar's network of influential contacts, according to the Presidential commission that investigated the affair.