emphatically disagree

Examples (20)

• I must emphatically disagree with your assessment of the situation.
• I emphatically disagree with the new policy.
• The union representative emphatically disagreed with the management's final offer.
• The senator stated that he emphatically disagreed with the court's decision.
• Several scholars emphatically disagree with this interpretation of the historical text.
• She emphatically disagrees with anyone who questions her methods.
• During the debate, she emphatically disagreed with her opponent on foreign policy.
• While I respect your opinion, I must emphatically disagree on this particular point.
• While many were persuaded, he stood up and emphatically disagreed with the proposal.
• The two experts emphatically disagreed on how to interpret the data.
• The report's conclusions were so flawed that I felt compelled to emphatically disagree.
• It is my duty to emphatically disagree with such a dangerous proposal.
• If you suggest cutting funding for education, I will emphatically disagree.
• He stood up in the meeting and emphatically disagreed with the chairman's plan.
• He made his position perfectly clear when he emphatically disagreed in front of the entire board.
• "Do you support this?" "On the contrary, I emphatically disagree."
• To say that the project was a success is something with which I emphatically disagree.
• We have always emphatically disagreed with their approach to foreign policy.
• The expert witness emphatically disagreed with the evidence presented by the prosecution.
• History shows that many great thinkers emphatically disagreed with the consensus of their time.