Sentence examples for disagrees from from inspiring English sources
The phrase "disagrees from" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression is "disagrees with."
Example: "She disagrees with his opinion on the matter."
Alternatives: "differs from" or "is opposed to.".
Carr agrees and disagrees: "From a personal standpoint, obviously I'm desperate for people to like me and that's why I do it.
Historians with whom he disagrees — from Saul Friedländer to "people like Deak" (Istvan Deak, the Central European historian) — are guilty of "inadequacies," are "tendentious" or "fashionable"; their arguments "Soviet-inspired" or worse.
Clinton noted that his campaign has barred journalists with whom he disagrees from events and encouraged Americans to imagine if Trump, as president, had "not just Twitter and cable news to go after his opponents and critics but also the IRS and our entire military".
The correlation test examines each read and at every column for which it disagrees from the majority of overlapping reads, counts the number of other reads that agree with it.
Yes, they say they disagree from time to time.
Now, we've disagreed from time to time on a few issues.
If not, people will be very disappointed.' " Though the two are often on the same page politically, they do disagree from time to time.
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When asked whether her criticism also applied to Mr. Gore, Mrs. Clinton said: "You know, the vice president and I are going to disagree from time to time.
"They have different views, serve in different branches, and will, unsurprisingly, disagree from time to time, and Bill, not to mention the president, ought to learn to keep their cool when that happens".
I disagreed from day one.
