Sentence examples for longer agree with from inspiring English sources

I no longer agree with Matthew Elliott's position on this as this was not what I signed up to".

I would never apologize for a negative review, and I can't go back in time, but I can add an addendum: a few weeks later, I no longer agree with myself.

Asked by Senator Herb Kohl, Democrat of Wisconsin, whether he still supported the notion of term limits for federal judges, as he once had in 1983, he answered: "You know, that would be one of those memos that I no longer agree with, Senator.

We should be entitled to change the things that we no longer agree with".

As a larger issue, however, note that a foolproof indication that a set of beliefs is complete and utter claptrap is this: Even its followers are concerned that you may no longer agree with them if you associate with people, or read books (or enjoy other media), or have experiences that expose you to other beliefs.

At her confirmation hearing to be solicitor general last year, Ms. Kagan sought to distance herself from them, saying that she no longer agreed with some and that her job as a clerk was to "channel" Justice Marshall's views.

Writing in today's Observer, Hattersley says policies on comprehensive schools, tuition fees for students, attacks on civil liberties and the privatisation of air traffic control had left him in a party he no longer agreed with.

Rob had slowly shut down every aspect of Helen's life that he no longer agreed with: her friendships, her money, even her son, Henry; all of it nothing for her "to worry about" any more.

Announcing he was quitting the party, Lord Sugar said he no longer agreed with many of Labour's policies after Ed Miliband, the Labour leader who resigned in the wake of defeat, moved the party "back to what old Labour stood for".

Or, perhaps after reading this you'll decide it's time to quit your job, which you now come to realize no longer agrees with your moral compass.

Apparently, Scott Walker no longer agrees with her sworn testimony or no longer has faith in one of his chief lieutenants.