I would, however, take issue with one point raised by Senator Henry.

It's fine to take issue with some of the methods of opposition.

I take issue with no other aspect of Cromwell's involvement with Ireland.

He might rise up from his grave and take issue with me.'

You might take issue with the two-page preface to the British edition.

Instead, I would like to take issue over the portrayal of characters.

I must however, take issue with a number of his conclusions.

However, I must take issue with some points in his letter.

I must, however, take issue with her disparaging comments about the airline's service.

However, there were two points with which I must take issue.

Opponents tended to take issue with the risk modelling, he said.

However, I would take issue with two ideas underpinning his argument.

However, I take issue with him when he lumps U2 in with Boyzone.

Sir, - I must take issue with your tourism correspondent, Mr Jim Dunne.

He suggested the bar association might take issue with her tactics.

That doesn't mean that he can't take issue with the world's film critics.