Sentence examples for even disagree from inspiring English sources
To cross a don, or even disagree, could mean death.
They even disagree on what qualifies as a science book.
They may even disagree with what the Bible says and the church teaches.
No doubt, many of you may have your own candidates for the list, and you may even disagree with some of my choices.
Mr. Babbitt's argument is lost on conservation groups, which even disagree with the land agency over such basic issues as how much Western land should be considered for wilderness.
In selecting Mr. Bernanke and Mr. Kohn, Mr. Bush is addressing what some analysts consider to be a potential problem for the Fed: the absence from the seven-member board of governors of economists with deep experience in monetary policy and the standing to debate or even disagree with Mr. Greenspan, the Fed chairman, over interest rates.
He even disagreed with the notion that they were as serious as many Americans believe them to be.
Our friends who had visited even disagreed about how to get there -- by air or car ferry.
(They even disagreed on the name for the 2006 visit; Mr. Hu called it a "state visit" while Mr. Bush called it an "official visit").
I think Hopkins would quite like that – she tries to pick a couple of fights when I haven't even disagreed with her.
The Indian president, K. R. Narayanan, even disagreed with the American analysis that tensions with Pakistan have made South Asia into the world's most dangerous region.
