dissenters in A Sentence

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    But the Dissenters have not vanished.

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    And Nephite Dissenters led those of which we do read!

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    Most Dissenters confine themselves to this kind of protest activity.

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    How else can science Dissenters attempt to justify their contrarian position?

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    These Dissenters never frame their claims as‘anti-science' but rather as courageous examples of free inquiry.

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    All total during her five year reign it's thought that nearly 300 religious Dissenters were burned at the stake.

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    We are also the heirs of great Dissenters who have stood for right even when they were a minority of one.

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    For we are also the heirs of great Dissenters who have stood for right even when they were a minority of one.

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    Hoppit says Walpole's policies sought moderation: he worked for peace, lower taxes, growing exports, and allowed a little more tolerance for Protestant Dissenters.

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    He was born in Soho, London, where he lived most of his life, and was son to a hosier and his wife, both Dissenters.

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    Hoppit says Walpole's policies sought moderation: he worked for peace, lower taxes, and growing exports, and allowed a little more tolerance for Protestant Dissenters.

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    Henry Sumner Maine first introduced Act III of 1872, which would permit any Dissenters to marry whomever they chose under a new civil marriage law.

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    In Matabeleland, ZIPRA deserters who came to be known as“Dissenters” engaged in robbery, holding up buses, and attacking farm houses, creating an environment of growing lawlessness.

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    In 1872, Henry Sumner Maine initiated Act III which grants any Dissenters to choose their partner in accordance with the new law dealing with civil marriage.

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    Another tactic is to appeal to heroic historical Dissenters, the usual hero of choice being Galileo Galilei, who overturned the orthodoxy that everything revolves around the Earth.

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    Even as she consolidated her grip on the country, Hasina has been accused of human rights violations, cracking down on the media and muzzling dissent, and the eventual disappearance of Dissenters.

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    The consensus was arranged by leaving out the Dissenters,' he said to me ruefully, after Spitzer had told him in the men's room at that key Boston conference that he‘wasn't going to win.

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    As soon as Van Speijk's ship was in rowing distance of the shore, Belgian Dissenters forced their way aboard and at gun point, demanded that Van Speijk lower the Dutch flag aboard his vessel.

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    Opponents argue the bill's powers to limit“threats to the security of Canada” are too broad and may allow the government to shut down legitimate Dissenters and protest groups who do not go through official channels.

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    The Dissenters were alarmed by the thought that a gun stored in a safe would not be immediately available for use, but they seemed unaware of how unusual it is that a gun is helpful when someone is under attack.

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    The Dissenters, however, were alarmed by the thought that a gun stored in a safe would not be immediately available for use, but they seemed unaware of how unusual it is that a gun is helpful when someone is under attack.

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    Much like the New Coke Dissenters, when the people were told they would picked New Coke as their favorite instead of their previous stated favorites of Coke or Pepsi, rather than deciding they would start drinking New Coke, they predominately got angry at the testers.

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    But the new society founded by Keshub Chandra Sen under the name of the Brahmo Samaj of India, which consisted of Dissenters from the mother Samaj, was under a stronger influence of Christianity and had the appearance of a separate sect formed after the pattern of Semitic religions.

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    Geoffrey Ashe is one dissenter from this view, believing that Geoffrey's narrative is partially derived from a lost source telling of the deeds of a 5th-century British king named Riotamus, this figure being the original Arthur, although historians and Celticists have been reluctant to follow Ashe in his conclusions.

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    When Americans concerned about the wisdom of waging certain wars or the loss of civil liberties dare speak out, conservatives, who spend most of their time bashing Washington, D.C., not only give the federal government the benefit of the doubt, but viciously bash those who would dare doubt the government, calling such Dissenters un-American and unpatriotic.

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