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Example sentences for "dissidents"

Lexicographically close words:
dissever; disseverance; dissevered; dissidence; dissident; dissimilar; dissimilarities; dissimilarity; dissimilation; dissimilitude
  1. Whether these dissidents were in a majority or not it seemed impossible to say.

  2. In more ways than one, Albanians were the first true dissidents in the entire communist bloc.

  3. To his slow forming army, he recruits the media, the flower children, the bleeding hearts, reformers, dissidents and the occasional freak.

  4. Everybody knew just where the dissidents had built their homes.

  5. Non-science used the only method it had ever devised to achieve the only result it had ever been able to countenance--torture and force to make dissidents kneel in subservience.

  6. The sight of so many cruel executions for more than thirty years had not accustomed either the dissidents or the more reflecting among those of the opposite creed to the barbarous work.

  7. By this concession, reluctantly granted and faithlessly executed, the first recognition was made of the existence of a large and powerful body of dissidents from the Roman Catholic Church.

  8. These dissidents have learned to keep their own secrets, and to fight the persecutor with his own carnal weapons.

  9. No doubt, if he could put these dissidents down he would; but, like a man of genius, he knows that he must work in this field of thought by wit and not by power.

  10. He acknowledges that dissidents may have civil and religious rights.

  11. The board of monks are slow to undo their work; the dissidents in Perm are gaining ground; and this poor madman remains a prisoner in the pigeons' yard!

  12. In such a case they would be hardly more important than the English Levellers and the Yankee Come-outers; but these Russian dissidents are symptoms of a disease in the imperial body, not the disease itself.

  13. For it has to be observed that the force of the social sanction diminishes very rapidly, in proportion to the number of dissidents from the common opinion that awards it.

  14. How many dissidents are there, disguised as orthodox, charlatans disguised as patriots, and pashas disguised as sans-culottes?

  15. Besides they gave final proof that the dissidents formed a separate circle and consulted with one another under the lead of a noted disturber and cruel man.

  16. My dear sir, as to Lithuania there is no lack of dissidents there; and they have a powerful chief in Radzivill, who has turned out so great a traitor that he can come into comparison with Radzeyovski alone.

  17. The one means of uniting Churchmen and Dissidents was by a policy of toleration, but in the temper of England after the Restoration he saw no hope of obtaining toleration save from the king.

  18. Ever since the issue of the Declaration of Indulgence the hatred felt by the Churchmen for the Dissidents had been embittered by suspicions of a secret league between the Dissidents and the Catholics in which the king was taking part.

  19. Against dissidents from the legal worship of the Church the Presbyterians were as bitter as Laud himself.

  20. It was known that the dissidents were prepared to waive all objection either to oath or sacrament, and the result of the Bill therefore was to bring Protestants, if not to union, yet a step nearer to one another.

  21. Their adversaries went still further; and, after struggling against oppression of all sorts, the dissidents had at length, in 1736, to be contented with being acknowledged as tolerated sects.

  22. In consequence of this powerful support, the laws directed against the dissidents were repealed; and in 1775 all their old privileges were restored to them, except the right of being eligible to the stations of ministers of state and senators.

  23. After the accession of Stanislaus Poniatowsky to the throne in 1766, the dissidents attempted to regain their former rights.

  24. The fanaticism of the bishops of Cracow and Warsaw refused to the dissidents the restoration of their rights; and Russia thus acquired the first pretext for intermeddling with Polish affairs.

  25. The dissidents made a very moderate request for the establishment of freedom of worship, without claiming the restitution of all their franchises.

  26. The dissidents had, in the early part of the century, incurred suspicion, as the secret adherents of Sweden.

  27. The empress demanded for the dissidents a perfect equality with the Catholics; and amidst scenes of tumultuous discussion and legislative frenzy, the demand was rejected.

  28. In spite of support from the empress and the King of Prussia, the demand of the dissidents was formally rejected by the Diet of 1766.


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