Sentence examples for so disagreed from inspiring English sources

Lord Hope, in the minority, said that experts and advocates had different functions and so disagreed with the comparison.

But when pressed by protestors about what exactly Beyoncé said about police he so disagreed with, he replied: "Well, if she didn't say that then why would I [be here]?" Twenty-five-year-old student April Bedunah was the last of the three anti-Bey protestors to arrive, sporting a Seahawks jersey and winter hat with the words "POLICE" stitched in gold lettering.

MISHAN: I so disagree with that statement.

There are those that so disagree with us that they won't be swayed.

I so disagree with Dave Anderson's column ("It's Time to Clean Up the War Vocabulary in Sports," March 23) that I feel compelled to write a response.

Letshwao Nagayame, probably 60 or so, disagrees.

But I thought it was and so we disagreed and I was right.

But, because Hayek so frequently disagreed with those around him, his was a contrapuntal variation, parallel but contrasting, and the more intriguing for it.

She felt that he ridiculed her in public when he so often disagreed with her.

To the extent that it does so, I disagree, for such findings cannot be so quickly disregarded.

Geographers have disagreed so vehemently, for so long, that they refer to the debate as the "index wars".