Sentence examples for disagreed often from inspiring English sources
For many years they have disagreed, often vehemently, about the issues that shape American life.
He was not bitter about his ousting as leader and nor, though he disagreed often with what his party did in coalition with the Tories, did he ever wander down the rent-a-quote oppositionitis route.
He was not bitter about his ousting as leader and nor, though he disagreed often with what his party did in coalition with the Tories, did he ever wander down the rentaquote oppositionitis route.
Most of the scientific establishment, on both sides of the Atlantic, disagreed — often vehemently, as in the case of the scientist and lecturer T.H. Huxley, known as "Darwin's bulldog" — and asserted that spiritualism was pure trickery that needed exposing rather explaining.
The two major political parties disagreed, often fervently, about the flavor of all this, but were in general accord that, within limits, the pattern was broadly correct and reasonably efficient.
The list was very long--and the preachers disagreed often on the details--but sins they noted ranged from a decline in piety to toleration of radical religious groups such as Quakers.
Others disagree — often also for reasons of self-interest.
These decisions were sometimes very difficult, and reasonable people could disagree, often based on the nature of their responsibilities.
They disagree often and fiercely: about their futures, about their co-operation with the authorities who control their lives.
Liberals and conservatives, Democrats and Republicans, are likely to disagree — often without realizing that it is justice, not just politics, that they disagree about.
