There is also some disagreement on the northern boundary of the Bear River group.
Chang Chung-yuan reports some disagreementover the actual date of Huang-po's death.
There is no disagreement about the goal, merely about the path.
A very heated and bitter discussion followed in the upper House, not because of any real disagreement regarding the matter at issue, but because a large section of Senators were extremely anxious regarding the internal consequences.
For fear that the troops might become arrogant and insubordinate, he provoked disagreement among them in order that he might play them round his fingers.
If all cognition, as Locke suggests in objection to his own theory, consists in perceiving the agreement or disagreement of our ideas, are not the visions of the enthusiast and the reasonings of sober thinkers alike certain?
It is gained when the mind perceives the agreement or disagreement of two ideas at first sight, without hesitation, and without the intervention of any third idea.
This disagreement is very embarrassing when people try to conjecture the antiquity of this or that vihara or chaitya.
Unfortunately the date of this war is a point of disagreement between European scientists; the celebrated and learned Dr.
But he was not alone, and in the presence of his colleagues he felt compelled to make some concession, as it was essential that there should not be even the appearance of disagreement amongst them.
Within the communist party itself there is a distinct division of opinion in regard to foreign policy, but this disagreement has not developed personal hostility or open breach in the ranks of the party.
Administration of Cromwell and his Council during those Months: Approaches to Disagreement between Cromwell and the Parliament in the Case of James Nayler and on the Question of Continuation of the Militia by Major-Generals: No Rupture.
During these five months a large amount of miscellaneous business was done, with occasional divisions, but no vital disagreement within the House, or between it and the Protector.
Another matter in which a disagreement might have been feared between Cromwell and his Parliament was that of The Major-Generalships.
There are different authorities and "schools," much disagreement and dispute and varying conduct based on our various scientific beliefs.
This, of course, points to the need of accepted text-books on ethics, and will allow of disputes between authorities and disagreement on many points; but these conditions exist in all sciences.
One knows the deplorable issue of this great diplomatic campaign, which lasted nine months, and only served to demonstrate the profound disagreement between the Powers of the East.
The President can only adjourn the national legislature in the single case of disagreement about the time of adjournment.
They have been after a fashion Hamiltonian, and Jeffersonian after more of a fashion; but they have never recovered from the initial disagreement between Hamilton and Jefferson.
If there is any truth in the idea of a constructive relation between democracy and nationality this disagreement must be healed.
This will was not the result of any disagreement between the husband and the wife.
And never, there has been even the slightest disagreement concerning the royalties among us.
From this resulted a new disagreement and a new struggle, which extended beyond his death and was only by his heirs brought to a peaceful conclusion.
The soreheads begin to count much upon the ripple of disagreement that seems to exist among our friends in N.
Any disagreement of opinion ever arising, if requiring a decision, and irreconcilable by discussion, to be determined by reference to B.
Ever since the young artist moved into the building, Mrs. Mulroy has taken complete charge of his rooms, but, owing to a disagreementwhich took place between them last Tuesday, she has ceased these attentions.
Was thedisagreement so serious as to put an end to your friendship?
Nothing can be more emphatic than his disagreement with the advocates of this doctrine.
It has been maintained that the disagreement between the brothers was caused by the elevation of the First Consul to the Empire, and Lucien's disapproval of this step; but that is a mistake.
It is probable that there had been some disagreementbetween her Imperial highness and her protege, and the princess had seized the first means of establishing peace; but however that may be, M.
During the Emperor's stay at Valladolid, I had with the grand marshal a disagreement of which I retain most vivid recollections, as also of the Emperor's intervention wherein he displayed both justice and good-will towards me.
It is not, as has been stated in some Memoirs, because and as a result of the slight disagreement which I have related above, that the first idea of a divorce came to his Majesty.
The consequences of farther disagreementare too great, the crisis is too important to permit mere sectional differences, mere pride of opinion, party shackles or party platforms to control the action of any gentleman here.
I was not at all surprised to find that a disagreement had sprung up between them.
One of her eyes bore, in distinct characters of a purplish hue, some evidence of a very late disagreement with her husband, or some one else.
But in vain: causes of disagreement became so frequent, and injury succeeded injury so fast, that I was obliged to proceed to those gentle severities which are all that a husband, who preserves a proper respect for himself, can inflict.
The occasion of their disagreement being removed, he desired to return to the old terms of amity.
It is thousands of years since the revelation of God began, and yet to-day it is not known to hundreds of millions of human beings, and amongst those whom it has reached there is endless bitter disagreement as to its meaning.
It was not so explicit as to make disagreement impossible.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "disagreement" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
