Sentence examples for expression of disagreement from inspiring English sources

Each time Obama credited his opponent with being right, it was always about something anodyne, and it was always followed by a strong expression of disagreement.

On the whole these were used as an expression of disagreement or anger at Cummings' comments on genetics in education.

McConnell's statement is a rare public expression of disagreement with Trump.

In Kitchanga the frequency of negative comments suggests this was not a major limitation, however in Grozny, it is possible that it was more of a concern where public expression of disagreement is less common.

The rhetoric is typical of a politician who habitually sneers at legitimate expressions of disagreement; his language is inflammatory, verging on paranoid.

If other universities share the misapprehension of what freedom of speech entails, they should consider the example of the University of California, which in this case has distinguished between permissible and protected expressions of disagreement and unprotected and intolerable disruption.

From the Lutheran side also came expressions of growing disagreement.

Such assumption is intuitively reasonable, based on the observations that short expressions of agreement, disagreement or emotions are results of quick, reflex-like activities, while longer texts require extended thinking.

The inconsistency index I, on the one hand, measures the level of disagreement between expression data and anticipated network dynamics.

Research from Kellermans et al. [ 47] indicates that teams with so-called 'constructive confrontation norms' (i.e. 'the combination of open expression, disagreement and the avoidance of negative affect' [ 47], p.122) reduce the likelihood of conflict and are likely to improve decision quality.

"Freedom of expression includes criticism, disagreement or even rejection of faiths or ideology … but should not and must not allow 'insult'," Abbasi had written.