Sentence examples for failed to agree with from inspiring English sources

Simulations based on hot matter had already failed to agree with the observed universe.

Bismarck argued that, since the Lower Chamber had failed to agree with the Upper and with the king, there was "a gap in the constitution"; and he claimed that it was the king's duty to spend money without a budget until agreement was reached.

Steve Jobs was a one off; a man who had total belief in his own abilities and a shortage of patience for anyone who failed to agree with him.

Government executives have failed to agree with student leaders on prerequisites for initiating a dialogue, and officials have hinted that a crackdown could be on the horizon.

The other jurors persuaded the rogue juror to convict by threatening to lynch him in the jury room if he failed to agree with the majority opinion.

If people failed to agree with him, he wanted desperately to fix any wrongs so that they would see his visions too.

For if yi (thought) were speaker's meaning, then what speakers say could not fail to agree with their yi, and if it were literal meaning, then failing to conform to it would show only that the speakers use words incorrectly, not that they are untrustworthy.

But when scientific theories fail to agree with observation, they are modified or replaced by better theories.

Such is the decisive backlash against these divisive years in which anyone who fails to agree with the White House has been portrayed as un-American, if not with the terrorists.

Yet this administration has continually alienated moderate Republicans in their own party as well as some of our closest allies, like Germany, who fail to agree with the administration's point of view.

He suggests that we needn't despair at the fact that how things seem to us might be radically out of phase with how things are, since the former — we might call them seemings or appearances, or, as Descartes calls them, ideas — can exist even when they fail to agree with reality.