take issue (Meaning)

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take issue (v)

be of different opinions

I take issue with the assumption that all women are inherently emotional.
The professor took issue with my student's analysis of the text, arguing it was flawed.
I cannot take issue with the facts presented, but I do question the conclusions drawn from them.
The politician's speech avoided taking issue with the opposition's policies, instead focusing on platitudes.
I take issue with the claim that AI will inevitably replace human labor.
The company's financial report took issue with the auditor's findings, claiming inaccuracies.
I take issue with the idea that success is solely defined by material wealth.
The reviewer took issue with the book's repetitive plot and underdeveloped characters.
The legal team took issue with the prosecution's interpretation of the evidence.
I take issue with the statement that all art is inherently subjective.

be of different opinions

disagree, object, nonconcur, contrast,differ, dissent, fall out, oppose, dispute, clash

consent, assent, consent, accept, comply, defer, defer, comply,agree, assent

I take issue with the assumption that all women are inherently emotional.

The professor took issue with my student's analysis of the text, arguing it was flawed.

I cannot take issue with the facts presented, but I do question the conclusions drawn from them.

The politician's speech avoided taking issue with the opposition's policies, instead focusing on platitudes.