Sentence examples for thoughtful dissent from inspiring English sources

Introducing claims and concepts from sources and acknowledging thoughtful dissent puts your ideas in a dynamic and contested framework.

Motoo Shiina, a veteran Diet member, offered a more thoughtful dissent: the correct headline, he said, would have been "The Japanese people's amazing ability not to be disappointed".

But Justice David Souter disagreed in a probing and thoughtful dissent, noting that the voucher program was structured in a way that drove students away from more expensive nonreligious schools and into less expensive religious ones.

Offering insight into world events, as well as the life and career paths of those who work for change, this study in the art of thoughtful dissent should fascinate anyone interested in activism and world events, especially new and soon-to-be graduates.

In short, a judge who wrote a thoughtful, reasoned dissent in a murder case was told that it disqualified him for a federal judgeship.

Innumerable are they who rather trudge life's path than set parental angers afire with thoughtful but separatist dissent.

While encouraging those who agree or benefitted from the decision to celebrate it, he declared in an otherwise thoughtful and learned dissent, that the decision "had nothing to do with the Constitution", a gratuitous comment widely featured in the media.

As Justice Clarence Thomas (writing for himself and Justice Samuel Alito) pointed out in a thoughtful and cogent dissent, a valid § 1983 claim arising from unconstitutional government conduct requires an allegation that one has been deprived of a constitutional right, not merely that one has been injured by an unconstitutional policy.

If there is a professor that is not allowing for a thoughtful, based-in-context dissent to be expressed, then that professor is a crap professor.

Thoughtful, I thought.

I've seen angrier cartoons in the British press, but none that offer such a thoughtful range of reasons for dissent.