Sentence examples for undercurrent of dissidence from inspiring English sources

It is true that an undercurrent of dissidence in the Oz books seems to have antagonized some librarians and critics; the director of the Detroit Library System, Ralph Ulveling, in 1957 pronounced them guilty of "negativism" and "a cowardly approach to life".

"This show is a form of dissidence — gay dissidence," said Mr. Ortega, the curator.

Any attempt to memorialize the Jewishness of the victims of Nazism was a form of dissidence.

Her closing statement is a kind of instant classic in the anthology of dissidence.

It's a kind of dissidence, it's a really inspiring show of solidarity".

He said phone conversations between officers were monitored for signs of dissidence.

In 2014, her edited book Architecture and the Paradox of Dissidence, was published by Routledge.

They are shaping a redemptive politics of dissidence in the free world, nearly three decades after the fall of Communism.

This is a very Canadian type of dissidence - a direct response to being culturally overwhelmed by America".

To speak of "dissidence" where even the most abject conformist faces arbitrary extinction at any given moment makes little sense.

Hama - a bastion of dissidence - occupies a significant place in the history of modern Syria.