Sentence examples for seriously disagree from inspiring English sources

Does anyone, Democrat or Republican, seriously disagree?

The 107 states that recognized Palestine as a full member of Unesco would seriously disagree with this logic.

Because accepting a normative definition of "morality" involves this commitment it is not surprising that philosophers seriously disagree about what normative definition to accept.

No-one in football would seriously disagree with Dyke that there is a need to have a proper study into why a country with the world's most widely watched and wealthy football league cannot produce a successful national team.

Nobody will seriously disagree with the statement that most of the information in acoustic signals is encoded in the way in which the signal properties change over time and that instantaneous characteristics, such as the shape or the envelope of the short-time spectrum, are less important - though surely not unimportant.

I doubt that anyone would seriously disagree with that proposition, but then we reach a fork in the road.

The adatom segregation enthalpy determined by applying the simple Langmuir McLean model to the temperature-dependent equilibrium concentration seriously disagrees with the value calculated from first-principles.

No one seriously disagrees that the budget deficit has to be addressed, either through spending cuts or tax increases or in some combination of the two.

No critics could be found who seriously disagreed with the award of the fiction' prize to Miss Oates, a 31‐year‐old writer who teaches at the University of Windsor in On tario.

"I don't think anybody seriously disagrees with the notion that we should make policies as beneficial for health as possible," Frumkin says.

One is, indeed, pressed to ask whether anyone seriously disagrees with Moynihan about the primacy of family.