Sentence examples for their dissidence from inspiring English sources

His novels "The Burn" and "Island of Crimea" were increasingly phantasmagoric and outspoken in their dissidence.

Mr. Stone's concern, his admitted affection for Castro aside, is that he thinks Cuba has been excessively demonized: "Their dissidence issue is no greater than China's.

Indeed, the historical Thoreau possessed a ferocity and an angularity this fictional Thoreau lacks, at least initially, when Pipkin's prose traps him in a thicket of words: "Henry's untested skills are many and they vie for his attention, but, only yesterday, he believed that he had at last conquered their dissidence".

It was less risky than joining a clandestine anti-Franco movement, and allowed them to express their dissidence.

Neither Kolbe nor Popiełuszko were martyred for their faith, as the church claims, but rather were killed for their political dissidence, and as such they offer a focus for remembrance of all who have courageously defied authoritarian regimes.

However, ever since I heard this haughty West Coast shopping music disguised as alt-rock, I've been unable to feel truly clean, and no amount of sweating will get their potted dissidence out of my system.

The touch of "dissidence" in their opinions, if I can use the term here, made them altogether attractive — it made them sexy in all senses.

If the terrorists' goal is to spread their version of political dissidence, sow division and spread fear it looks like they are winning.

It still had ears everywhere and was vigilant for any sign of dissidence, but those who knew their place and their limits could stay out of the K.G.B.'s web.

To Solidarity's leaders, this anniversary has been an occasion for pleasant reminiscenses about the years when their lives were a straightforward morality play: dissidence against Communist oppressors.

You have to listen to these dissidents and think about your own dissidence.