Sentence examples for if one disagrees from inspiring English sources
If one disagrees with Trump he goes off on Twitter.
That's why even if one disagrees with it -- as I did frequently -- it was unusually stimulating.
Thompson's vision was undeniably, brilliantly powerful, even if one disagrees with the politics that inspired it.
"Even if one disagrees with the American people, and sees these egregious loopholes as somehow justified, how can one argue that preserving them is more important than avoiding the damage of sequestration?" Mr. Levin asked.
Laurence H. Tribe, the Harvard law professor who had argued Mr. Gore's first case before the Supreme Court, told the same network, "I think that the gracious thing is to accept even if one disagrees with the decision of the Supreme Court".
It is good to hear them in their own words, and to hear their perspectives (even if one disagrees with their conclusions).
One could at least grant the early 1980s monetarists that inflation was a serious problem, even if one disagreed with their remedies.
In defense of Virginia Democratic-Republicans and the Resolutions, Madison emphasized that even if one disagreed with the compact theory, the Virginia Resolutions and the Report of 1800 themselves were simply protests, which states were surely entitled to produce.
Frankly, people are more respectful to someone's face, and a discussion means more if the person one disagrees with is someone they know and care about.
One has to see that sincere talk of the public interest and the general good can be dangerous tools in the hands of people one disagrees with, if not in one's own.
It is important to talk to your pharmacist or doctor about possible generics, he added; if one drug disagrees with you or is ineffective, try another.
