Sentence examples for would disagree on from inspiring English sources

She would disagree on every point.

In short, they would disagree on what the laws of physics were.

I don't think any of us here today would disagree on that goal.

A gang of refuseniks from left and right would disagree on issues that Brexit has obscured, starting with tax-and-spend policies.

Jay-Z might boast that he's the "best rapper alive", but few would disagree on the basis of the inventive rhymes and free flow that power the narrative.

I'm not suggesting that the Chinese political dissident in this case was a terrorist, but understand that some one advocating the overthrow of the Chinese Government is not dissimilar to some one doing the same thing in the United States, even if the two nations would disagree on categorization based on the means advocated.

I'd disagree on both counts.

Bill Owens, the Republican former governor who was in office from 1999 to 2007, recalls, "We'd disagree on lots of issues, but then we'd get together, have a beer and go to a baseball game".

Bill Owens, the Republican former governor who was in office from 1999 to 2007, recalls, "We'd disagree on lots of issues, but then we'd get together, have a beer and go to a baseball game". Whenever a blizzard arrived, he and Hickenlooper would talk to make sure the state and city sent employees home at the same early hour.

Paul Daley writes that it's the politicians who need quarantining (I doubt anyone would disagree) so we can "reflect on the pain of men, women and children most of us never knew".

"We had conservatives on the right, like Dr. Russell Moore of the Southern Baptist Convention, who I would disagree with on a hundred other issues who spoke out [against Trump]," Corey said.