Sentence examples for thin dissent from inspiring English sources
Since such a broad consensus is stretched pretty thin, dissent began immediately; yet it mainly centred on the contention that, since the facts of the case were unknown, it was impossible to comment.
What at the beginning of the year was a chorus of protest by smaller countries has thinned into isolated dissent.
Only Asimov dissented, calling it thin.
Harlan dissented, writing: "The thin disguise of 'equal' accommodations for passengers in railroad coaches will not mislead any one, nor, atone for the wrong this day done".
The defeat further weakened Mr. Berlusconi, who has been besieged by growing dissent within his razor-thin parliamentary majority and is facing criminal charges in court.
Aside from the country's historically pacific nature, salaried Tunisians are generally loth to rock the boat.But the government's excuses for squelching dissent are starting to look thin.
This is not simply one more example of Trump's thin-skinned attitude or his intolerance for dissent.
Scalia, in his own scathing dissent, complained that the majority opinion lacked "even a thin veneer of law".
Dissent is not tolerated.
