Sentence examples similar to disagreeing implication from inspiring English sources

I disagree with the implication that such delicate surgery is being done by inexperienced surgeons.

But I disagree with his implication that the United States has failed to contribute to bettering education opportunities in Pakistan.

Most particularly I disagree with any implication that the absolute immunity extends to suits charging unconstitutional suppression of evidence.

I also disagree with any implication that including work by women composers means that quality is compromised.

The A.M.A. strongly disagrees with any implication that licensing our database condones the unethical tactics that certain drug company representatives engage in to entice physicians.

I disagree with the implication that the bill recently passed by the State Senate, which includes conscience protection for religious employers, would not pass muster in federal courts.

Nonetheless, I disagree with your implication that the idea of convening a constitutional convention should be dismissed because it's "a big waste of time and money".

Jason Downs, an attorney for the Gray family, told the Post: "We disagree with any implication that Freddie Gray severed his own spinal cord".

But as a practicing emergency physician for more than 12 years, I would disagree with the implication that E.R. work is easier on one's home life.

SUSAN SIMONDS, Moscow, Idaho, posted on nytimes.com I disagree with the implication in your article that I specialized in perinatal issues on a whim.

Gen. Carl A. Strock, director of civil works for the Corps, said the Corps was aware of the auditors' report but disagreed with the implication that Halliburton should not have been awarded any subsequent contracts because of it.