Sentence examples for actually disagree from inspiring English sources
I don't actually disagree with that.
Or, to be more precise, they are more uncomprehending about the fact that somebody could actually disagree with them.
Polling suggests that Latinos actually disagree with the Republicans on a wide variety of economic issues beyond immigration.
Warsi is reported as saying: "I would actually disagree with that because one of the lessons we have learned in the last five years in politics is that Muslims that go to parliament don't have any morals or principles.
It is not that Africans actually disagree with the general direction of travel that developed states urge; but they do demand the right to choose their own priorities and their own pace.
Nobody actually disagrees about any of these facts, as far as I can tell.
I actually disagreed with the rulings striking down the agreement between Google and the Authors Guild.
In fact, I wonder whether even Governor Romney actually disagrees with that general statement, aside from some dispute over "the certain level" at which redistribution takes place.
A spokesman for the state Democratic Party had to think to come up with major policy issues on which Mr. Melancon and Mr. Vitter actually disagreed.
Details of a private conversation that took place between Cameron and Don Porter [then chairman of the National Conservative Convention, which represents grassroots activists] shortly after the furore suggest the party leader actually disagreed with Willetts.
