Sentence examples for deeply disagrees from inspiring English sources

Afterward, he met Cornel West, an Obama supporter who deeply disagrees with Mr. Huckabee about abortion and much else.

Like a member of his family, there are things he says with which Senator Obama deeply disagrees," a statement said.

To what extent, I wonder, can one attribute good motives to people with whom one deeply disagrees?

Most Americans think of the filibuster (if they think of it at all) through the lens of "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington" — a minority in the Senate deeply disagrees with a measure, takes to the floor and argues passionately round the clock to prevent it from passing.

Sometimes we deeply disagreed.

Marine Le Pen said she "deeply disagreed" and that he was being deliberately provocative.

Marine Le Pen said she deeply disagreed with him and he was being deliberately provocative.

We either develop the ability to tolerate those with whom we deeply disagree, or liberal society is basically impossible.

While parliament's recent habit of forging consensus is admirable, the real challenge lies where both parties deeply disagree.

Indeed, the two of us deeply disagree with each other about how to assess Private Manning's conduct and WikiLeaks's behavior.

Mr Obama promptly condemned the "anti-Semitic statements made by Minister Farrakhan", and has also stressed that Mr Wright sometimes says things "that I deeply disagree with".