"There's a difference of views – of course there is".
Heywood says sometimes people genuinely have a difference of view about what happened.
I stated that there was a difference of view about how fast trade should be liberalized.
Part of the problem is a difference of view over what online music publishing is.
But the difference of views on the Middle East peace negotiations was not the only sign of disagreement across the Atlantic.
But there is a sharp difference of views over what could have prevented or at least mitigated that crisis.
This is no simple sibling spat, but a difference of views on how to respond to an existential threat.
"Some people have a difference of view about what it means to stand up and fight for the Labour party.
There appears to be a difference of view, however, on the extent of the threat that Isis presents to Britain and other western countries.
The issue, and the difference of views among the convention's signatories, have been thrust to the fore by Iraq's use of civilians to shield its soldiers.
