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The phrase "disagrees with all" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that someone or something does not share the same opinion or viewpoint as everyone else. Example: The politician's stance on immigration disagrees with all of his colleagues in Congress.
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Who disagrees with all of that?
Mr. Watras, the brand consultant, disagrees with all the tactics.
Goodyear's colleague Henry Grabar disagrees with all this: I don't glide through stoplights to declare my independence from society; it's simply a central pleasure of riding a bike.
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I disagree with all of these conclusions.
"I disagree with all of those things," she testified.
"The only comment is we totally disagree with all their conclusions.
Anyone disagree with all three of the assertions in that sentence?
Re "The 5-Second Rule" (Q&A, March 1): I must strongly disagree with all of that American cleanliness.
You may very well disagree with all that, so feel free to let us know your outlandish predictions.
"Alan Keyes, the folks on the Fox News Channel, Newt Gingrich -- I disagree with all of these people constantly.
It's not that I disagree with all Lewis says when she's at her most didactic.
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