He disagrees still more with those writers who speak of his wanderings as far as Italy, and make him end his days in that country.
It does not seem to occur to this author that there are no arguments in favor of such a theory, that there is no necessity for such a conjecture, and that it disagrees radically with nearly all that he ever wrote before or afterwards.
The same document already referred to[XI-33] disagrees with the Quiche record respecting the peace and harmony that followed Cotuha's victory, while the people were yet at Izmachi.
Persons of a lymphatic or bilious temperament often find that coffee disagrees with them, aggravating their troubles and causing biliousness, constipation, and headache, while tea proves agreeable and beneficial.
Great care should be taken in the selection of the diet to improve the quality and avoid everything which disagrees with the patient.
And sometimes when tea is agreeable and beneficial, coffee disagreeswith the individual and vice versa.
Whoever adopts this opinion at least disagrees with those heretics the Manichees, and with any other pestilential sect that may suppose that the devil has derived from some adverse evil principle a nature proper to himself.
But they forget that this very light which is so pleasant to them, disagrees with and hurts weak eyes; and in that heat which is disagreeable to them, some animals find the most suitable conditions of a healthy life.
When he disagrees with any one--and he does that most of the time--he bluntly and boldly tells him so up and down, and he is ever ready to state his reasons and argue the case.
But if you are not sure as to what disagrees with you, you would much better stick to a vegetarian diet and go without eggs the remainder of your days.
If you know, you can always tell what special thingdisagrees with you.
Children are mostly fond of pea soup, and it seldom disagrees with them.
Persons that have once had it, should avoid extremes of heat and cold, and pay strict attention to diet--not eating any thing that disagrees with them.
This rusk will keep for months, and is very useful in sickness, to make panada; it is also good for delicate persons that rich cake disagrees with, or to take on a journey.
To prevent the return of the attack, the patient must carefully avoid everything that disagrees with the stomach, or creates wind; she must keep the bowels free, and accustom herself to regular bathing or rubbing the body.
She should also sleep with the head on a high pillow, and never eat late suppers, nor take any food that disagrees with the stomach.
Stewed cheese never disagrees with you when I'm with you.
I took a bit of stewed cheese, which always disagrees with me.
After rebuking Paine for personalities towards men whose station prevents reply, this writer also disagrees with him about the Constitution.
Do not eat too much or too fast, or anything that you know disagrees with you.
A most valuable method of preparing milk for invalids with whom it disagrees is to mix equal parts of milk and thoroughly cooked barley, rice, oatmeal, or arrowroot water and boil them together for ten minutes.
But Caprera at Padova disagrees with him; and Markley, at Glasgow, contravenes us all.
Harrisse disagrees with Peignot in his favorable estimate of Richarderie, and traces to him the errors of Faribault and later bibliographers.
Brinton disagrees with Brasseur in placing the date of its beginning towards the opening of the eleventh century, and puts it rather at about A.
In his introduction he describes the different Indian stocks of Nicaragua, and disagrees with Squier.
Hence, too, he disagrees with the view of Plato and the Pythagoreans that {292} the elements are composed of geometrical figures.
He also disagrees with the conception of the Atomists that if matter is divided far enough, ultimate and indivisible particles will be reached.
We are all prone to think there is something wrong with the mental processes of the man whodisagrees with us.
In those cases in which the milk of the mother habitually disagreeswith the infant, the attention of the doctor should at once be called to the circumstance.
Her own infant should be under the age of six months, for when above that age the milk sometimes disagrees with her new-born charge.
Soap has acquired an evil reputation which it certainly does not deserve, and if it disagrees it is either due to the fact of its being an inferior article, or else the skin itself must be at fault.
Only the bigoted victims of arrogance will see immorality in the one who disagrees with him on this question.
He agrees with the sex-education writers that children should be instructed early, and as far as possible by their parents; but he wholly disagrees with the method of biological introduction.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "disagrees" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
