Sentence examples for differed in opinion from inspiring English sources

The Métis were determined to fight but differed in opinion about where to make a stand.

MIRONOVA: Conflict termination was one area where groups vastly differed in opinion.

That Mr. Foster -- who has created a political controversy with charges that Bush administration officials threatened to fire him if he shared data with Congress on the costs of new Medicare legislation -- differed in opinion with his bosses is not surprising, said some who know him.

She said historians differed in opinion with some suggesting the lack of protest was due to anti-Semitism or the small numbers of Jews in the island, while others believe it was due to the lack of influence or status of the individuals affected.

The reviewers differed in opinion on how the game progressed.

Morris and Millet differed in opinion on the idea; the former feeling speed should be reduced five knots, and the latter feeling that any steady speed held during the transition would be okay.

Parents from these two communities do accept that sex talk was their responsibility but differed in opinions about whether parents did talk to their children about sex.

"When men differ in opinion, both sides ought to equally have the advantage of being heard by the publick," he wrote in his "Apology for Printers".

While President Rousseff and Ms. Silva differ in opinion on central-bank independence, there is one aspect of Brazilian economic policy that both support — Bolsa Familia.

Besides that to which allusion has already been made there are two others, first the obtrusive egotism of the writer, and secondly his habit of misrepresenting people from whom he differs in opinion.

It was to publish a sufficient range of opinion: "Printers are educated in the Belief, that when Men differ in Opinion, both Sides ought equally to have the Advantage of being heard by the Publick; and that when Truth and Error have fair Play, the former is always an overmatch for the latter".