Sentence examples for evident disagreement from inspiring English sources

There also is evident disagreement among family members on just what is being memorialized.

The man he replaces, Admiral William Fallon, stepped down early because of an evident disagreement with the White House about what to do about Iran, its nuclear ambitions and its meddling in Iraq and Syria.

This was particularly evident in the disagreements surrounding Wolff and Wolffianism.

The disagreement is evident on the wall of the office of Gen. Dan K. McNeill, the commander of the 35,000 NATO forces in Afghanistan, where he keeps a chart that is a sea of yellow and red blocks.

However, inspection of the plot shows that there were 41 molecule-pairs with fractions in the range 0.1-0.9, inineding nine where very considerable levels of disagreement were evident, viz the two middle columns representing the molecule-pairs where 0.4-0.6 0.4-0.6experts felt that the twofmolecules were similar.

The rest specific diagnostic categories manifested similar results, but a modest degree of disagreement was evident.

Where disagreement was evident, a final decision was achieved by discussion and consultation.

The manifestation of these disagreements is evident in polling weights.

In cards depicting festive couples caroling, "There are no evident conflicts, no simmering disagreements, no suggestion of arguments about politics, religion, or having to eat Christmas dinner yet again with obnoxious in-laws," writes Kenneth L. Ames, the show's main curator, in the book, distributed by Yale University Press.

So it's evident that there's profound disagreement and some deeply entrenched opinions about the likelihood, let alone the timing, of The Singularity.

For example, a physical or metaphysical theory according to which there is no movement can be dismissed because it is in disagreement with the evident.