Sentence examples for wave of dissent from inspiring English sources

When the wave of dissent broke, the judges and Booker officials came out fighting.

That conclusion set off a wave of dissent inside the S.E.C. Senior accountants and the head of the S.E.C. unit that oversaw corporate disclosures questioned the findings.

Over three hours in an Istanbul safehouse, Wasid, 20, described events in the southern town where the wave of dissent that has swept Syria first broke.

Yet in Kremlin and government corridors, say analysts, there is growing disquiet over the wave of dissent washing over the country.

If these days of action can spill over into a generalised wave of dissent and disruption, we may see a revival of the British left.

In response, Ms Douglas has posted a message on the site, indicating she has no intention of changing her mind, despite the wave of dissent from listeners.

Their shared generational angst – desperate for something to believe in; frustrated that it's all been said; complicit in and kicking against the commodification of everything – threatened a new wave of dissenting, culturally savvy millennial comedy that hasn't quite materialised.

Alarmed by a wave of dissenting Catholics quitting the faith, the bishops issued a decree on Thursday declaring such defection "a serious lapse" and listed a wide range of church activities from which they must be excluded.

For that reason, he was viewed by many insiders as an unlikely replacement for Mr. Ballmer, one whose elevation to the top job would have created waves of dissent within the company.

But it has also created waves of dissent, fanned by Fatah, by refusing to allow the use of city property for the Palestinian cultural festival and by barring a group of intellectuals from meeting in a city building unless they first apologized for criticizing Hamas.

He accused Watkins of trying to ride a wave of public dissent against police from August 2014.