Sentence examples for the tiny dissident from inspiring English sources
The eight had seen their fellows in the tiny dissident movement suffer interrogation, jail, persecution of relatives and sojourns in mental hospital.
Instead, we have state-sponsored and defined dissent, like that of the tiny "dissident" parties that were allowed to persist, once upon a time, in Eastern Europe, pendant to the chief Communist one.
A government report has already exposed flaws in aid to Cuba's tiny dissident movement, as well as in funding for anti-Castro projects in the United States.Critics say all these programmes have done a good job of fuelling the anti-Castro industry in Miami, while having little impact in Cuba.
The psychiatrists extract teeth from the dissidents, stating that they should not bite the feeding hand of society only because the tiny group of the dissidents feel bad being at their place.
"Diverting police time to investigate Bloody Sunday soldiers or crimes from the Troubles seems a waste when the priority today should surely be tracking down the tiny, but dangerous, attacks from dissident IRA groups, as well as facilitating ordinary, plain community safety," he said.
"The kidnappings were designed to eliminate the tiny sliver of cyberspace that activists currently have," Pervez Hoodbhoy, an outspoken Pakistani physicist and dissident, wrote in a recent essay.
If only.After months of brinkmanship and repression by the government, talks with dissidents aimed at dealing with their demands for political change in the tiny Gulf kingdom were never going to be easy.
The tiny restaurant ahead?
You loved the tiny socks.
