in disagreement

Pan soon found himself in disagreement with some of his scientific colleagues.

James insisted the Cavs needed to go bigger and broke from the huddle shaking his head in disagreement.

Until the end of the Cold War, France rarely found itself in disagreement with or the U. S. on major issues.

The findings are interesting because psychologists and economists are in disagreement about just how happy people can be.

As I have said, I believe I must help to safeguard to all men free expression of their views even though I may be in disagreement with them.

in disagreement with friend , deal with the current situation . don ' t bring up the past.

In disagreement with loved ones, deal only with the current situation. Don't bring up the past.

Two characters are in disagreement, serious or otherwise, over some matter.

She is in disagreement with her husband in many aspects.

The meeting ended in disagreement.

And it was in disagreement with seven -- seven, count them, seven experiments.

analytical data obtained by analysts were often in disagreement.

Politicians are scrambling to find solutions but are mired in disagreement.

I'm mostly in disagreement with both of them on the subject.

When I posted this link to my Facebook page there were some 16 comments, mostly in disagreement, in a short period of time.

This is reflected in disagreement between workers as to the ranking order of soilability of different fibers.

I was in disagreement with the committee.

The Group of 20 is mired in disagreement about how to address trade imbalances and exchange rates.

What will you do when you are in disagreement with customer?

(of people, aims, opinions, etc) be in disagreement or opposition; conflict; disagree strongly

at odds in disagreement; in conflict:

we may drop the bowls or chopsticks on the table and leave when we are in disagreement with family members;