Sentence examples for to dissidence from inspiring English sources

But more often than not, the decisions seem arbitrary, amounting to dissidence on the consumer level — something that Susan Sontag and other cultural critics complained about in the 1990s.

Born into a family already shamed and marginalised after his "rightist" father was sentenced to 22 years of "reform through labour", Dai Wei starts early on the path to dissidence.

The church's official website, Mormon.org, is a pretty exceptional example of persuasive use of social media; and on the wider web a "Bloggernacle" flourishes, with conversations running the gamut from orthodoxy to dissidence.

The review of education must be based on current ideas as to professional competence, as well as a healthy approach to dissidence through innovative and creative thought processes.

First, before we turn our attention to Stalin, to Soviet-era dissidence and to debates about Dmitri Shostakovich's memoirs, listen.

For centuries, Marseille's mixed population and its inclination to political dissidence had made the city seem both foreign and marginal to French life and culture.

As the war dragged on, government measures to suppress dissidence grew oppressive.

At the same time, both Furtwangler and Shostakovich attempted to express dissidence through music.

Even Mr. Nabil's release seems calibrated: it carried no admission of error by the army, and is being read here as an effort to deflate dissidence during the anniversary.

Not everything he wrote can be reduced to encoded dissidence against the Soviet system, but in a performance as authoritative as this, the autobiographical preoccupations were hard to deny.

Fidel Castro's government had dealt a devastating blow to the dissidence, justifying it legally with Law 88, also known as the "Gag Law".