Sentence examples for He concurred that from inspiring English sources

He concurred that a sketch-by-number computerized approach was misguided.

He concurred that a diplomatic approach based on sanctions was a viable strategy for blocking Iran's nuclear programme.

He concurred that the movie's underlying idea was to turn perceptions inside out by questioning "the way the mainstream world sees unique, odd people as losers".

He concurred that the literary magazine had never received money from the congress, though he noted that Julius Fleischmann, a literary socialite and known conduit to the congress, had donated $1,000 to The Paris Review in its early years.

He concurred that there were serious problems with the company's food safety plan, but said that this was "not atypical" of factories its size.

But he concurred that prices remained flat.

Eliot concurred that "he added nothing to the language... discovered nothing in the sounds, and developed nothing in the meaning".

He concurs that it's indeed a thing.

Whether Garry Kasparov read Cantwell's findings or not, he concurs that after 30...Qe7 31.Ba3 Qxa3 32.Qxf6 Qf8 33.Qe5 Qe7 34.Qxd5 b5 35.Ne4 white wins.

Upon reflection, he concurs that we are correct and goes back to petting one of his favorite cats.

In addition, although Professor Harold W. Lautner (who, as the official Director of Campus Planning from 1945 to 1969, was a direct successor to Holmes) makes a point of noting that "who proposed the sites for these first buildings is not answered in any record," he concurs that Holmes' ubiquitous hand makes it unlikely that anyone else made that decision.