Sentence examples for not only disagrees from inspiring English sources

Mrs Clinton not only disagrees with her opponents.

Walters not only disagrees on term limits with the other contributors to the book, he apparently disagrees with himself, stating in subsequent paragraphs that term limits did in fact contribute to gridlock and dysfunction when he writes about "the ideological polarization and domination by outside interests born of term limits and gerrymandered districts".

"Obviously, we not only disagree with it.

In fact, most environmentalists not only disagree with this idea, they find it morally deplorable.

I know plenty who not only disagree, but will probably watch a third and fourth time when it comes out on DVD.

Academics and childcare experts not only disagree on the answer, but also on whether we have enough evidence to be equipped even to hazard an answer.

On issue after issue, from education to the environment to health care, he has not only disagreed with decades of federal policy, but has accused those who implement it of a conscious and deliberate effort to destroy the foundations of faith.

When Tetlock asked subjects for their opinions on whether adoption agencies should place children with the couples willing to pay the most, whether people should have the right to sell their organs and whether they should be able to buy their way out of jury duty, the subjects not only disagreed but felt personally insulted and were outraged that anyone would raise the question.

Human rights are again high on the international agenda, after years of cold-war stalemate between two blocs that not only disagreed on even the fundamental definition of rights, but justified violations of them in the name of larger ideological goals.

These Afrikaners not only disagreed with Wessel politically but also with du Plessis liturgically.

"I not only disagree," he said, "I believe we would not be following our duty if we didn't.