in disagreement

People also should remind themselves that they have “much more in common than they have in disagreement with one another,” and that the world will not end with the outcome of this race, Simon-Thomas said.

“Nope, nope,” he interjected, shaking his head in disagreement.

A defence barrister for Armstrong said he was not in disagreement with the prosecution and that they accepted the defendant was responsible.

He said Israel had put forward the plan, but neither Israel nor Hamas has said definitively that they would accept or reject the proposal, and they appear to still be locked in disagreement over fundamental issues.

It follows that the impertinence of Robert Costello, a defense witness who muttered in disagreement with Judge Juan M. Merchan’s rulings, probably caught the jury’s attention more than the flaws in Cohen’s largely even presentation — especially once Merchan forcefully rebuked Costello’s buffoonish grandstanding.