Sentence examples for openly disagree from inspiring English sources

Was it more effective for people to openly disagree with one another, or should conflicts be played down?

Muslim men often feel threatened by competent and capable women that openly disagree with their approach and tactics, added Ayesha.

As Wiener points out, the ability to openly disagree about our leaders' decisions is perhaps the best lasting memorial to the Cold War.

But because she was the client, and I was just starting out in my career, I didn't think it was my place to openly disagree with her.

Here they find a respect for church teachings that is absent even from most parish churches, where many communicants openly disagree with the pope on contraception, abortion and other topics.

It seems possible that, in a year, we might have two candidates who openly disagree, both about the proper role of government in theory and about many specific programs in practice.

They have openly disagreed about budgets, too.

At one point, Mr. Levy openly disagreed with an assemblyman.

Thatcher openly disagreed with Ronald Reagan over the Reykjavik summit.

Mr. Latham has openly disagreed with Mr. Romney on the tax break.

Already, French officials are openly disagreeing with Germany on the policy.