Sentence examples for disagreed- from inspiring English sources
Cable escalated the row by writing to Dilnot to say he disagreed strongly with Watson's decision, adding: "Whether or not it has become part of the public debate is irrelevant and to continue to state it as a government target does not in any way reflect the coalition agreement.
Barry Turley, a senior consultant with the political lobby group Stratagem, and a former director of communications for the SDLP, disagreed.
The novelty has worn off, and on this debate we were hit by two problems: repetition on issues such as immigration (which has prompted the same responses from all three leaders in all three debates); and second, there were several points where it was hard to see what these three men disagreed about.
They disagreed over the Falkland Islands, but it didn't harm their friendship at all.
He said: "Dr FitzGerald and I disagreed profoundly on many things, especially the Anglo-Irish agreement, but he never allowed political difference to become a bar to personal relations".
The shadow health secretary also clarified previous comments about the need to review Miliband's mansion tax policy, saying he supported the principle of taxation of assets but had disagreed with how it had been presented to voters.
A study has found that in the scientific literature published in 1998 there were 96 papers on global warming that agreed that humans were the main cause, versus only three that disagreed.
I have disagreed with Peter Mandelson for 25 years, but we have to listen to what he has got to say.
Not only that, they were midwives of the subversive variety, who disagreed with many of the practices they saw in their day-to-day work on labour wards.
Miliband said on Tuesday that he profoundly disagreed with Brand's previous declaration that voting did not make a difference.
