Sentence examples for only disagreeing from inspiring English sources

Many commentators don't doubt that the attacks took place, only disagreeing about whether the incident is likely to put pressure on other countries to intervene.

Unity is often used in scholarship, but I find it problematic because pluralists—such as Kilwardby also argue for the unity of the soul, as said above, only disagreeing about its simple (versus composite) nature.

(South, incidentally, was quite laid back for him, only disagreeing annoyingly with Brown a few times and speaking less than most others).

"Obviously, we not only disagree with it.

Mrs Clinton not only disagrees with her opponents.

"People only disagree about the scope of such provisions".

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

And Coren only disagrees mildly: "I do not expect restaurants to be interesting.

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

I would only disagree with his remarks on the "most vulgar mock-Georgian footballers' wives house" he fears rising, unphoenix-like from the ashes.

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.