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Meanings of dissenting in English
Usage of dissenting in English
1
They're opinion police who wish to limit dissenting thought and free discourse.
2
The dissenting MPs say it will allow corruption to continue to flourish.
3
Very often, they argue for dissenting points of view to be silenced.
4
So he made a speech in a dissenting chapel explaining the situation.
5
On the final vote the plan was carried without a dissenting voice.
6
The conservative justices were in the majority, with the liberal justices dissenting.
7
If Pompeo keeps him, Hook can be expected to offer dissenting views.
8
But after full discussion it passed the Senate with few dissenting votes.
9
The sleek dissenting minister was there, and the jovial, round-faced Catholic priest.
10
In his dissenting judgment, Weinberg concluded that the complainant's evidence contained discrepancies.
11
It came with but one dissenting voice, Toucey, Secretary of the Navy.
12
This determination met the approbation of all hands, without a dissenting voice.
13
At Norwich, again, a great dissenting meeting house was opened in 1688.
14
The council, therefore, without a dissenting voice, advised him to the marriage.
15
The two remaining associate justices, McLean and Curtis, read emphatic dissenting opinions.
16
By the Texans their cause is instantly espoused-unanimously ,withoutone dissenting voice.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Dissenting through the time
Dissenting across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common