Sentence examples for I often agree from inspiring English sources

This is unnatural for me, particularly because I often agree with the customers.

I often agree, and with the heavy heart of a man who has watched other men die, I'm far more hesitant to support military action these days.

Many critics and fans have felt, and I often agree, that some of the Met's recent productions come across better on HD than in the house — Robert Lepage's staging of Wagner's "Ring," for one.

The blog I turn to for insight into Middle East news is often Professor Juan Cole's, because he's smart, well-informed and sensible — in other words, I often agree with his take.

I hate to say this, but I often agree with Ms. Weingarten's positions.

I often agree with what Maher has to say, but of religion, the things he says makes me cringe.

As for the negative reviews — which were less numerous but sometimes written by close friends with whom I often agreed about books — they seemed to be describing a genuinely problematic text.

In the worst of the Democratic primary campaign in 2008, the angry end of the thing, when I had become a devoted Hillary Clinton supporter and was engaged in bitter arguments with people with whom I often agreed, I used to harbor a secret fear, the twin of my political hope: I worried that Hillary Clinton would win her party's nomination.

Think with resolve and leaving emotion out of it, often agree with portion of it.

The critics I most enjoy reading are by no means the ones I most often agree with.

Re "On Abortion, Giuliani Faces a Potential Fall From Catholic Grace" (news article, June 25): Although I do not often agree with Rudolph W. Giuliani, I believe that his stance regarding his personal opposition to abortion and his decision against its imposition on the public at large is the correct one.