Sentence examples for More agree from inspiring English sources
This remains very different to the Midlands and South, where on balance more agree that the government is taking the right steps than disagree.
Similarly, 41percentt of registered voters with annual household incomes less than $75,000 express a favorable view of Mrs. Clinton, but just 31percentt of those earning more agree.
It made no sense for an agreeing multitude, or mob, to undersign a poem: you could no more agree with a poem than with a tree, not even if you'd written it.
While some clergy still refer nostalgically to Herbert's patriarchal vision of the vicar in his parish, rather more agree with the tongue-in-cheek title of a recent book: If You Meet George Herbert On The Road, Kill Him.
"I no more agree, just for the record, with your assessment that Iraq is the hotbed of terror now than I did [with] your assertions about Al Qaeda connections at the front end," Mr. Biden said, adding that if officials did not tell the truth to the public about the costs in Iraq, they would lose credibility.
Do what you can, where you can and no more, agrees Mr Stewart.
The second objective function makes model much more agreed with the experiment value.
Compared to otariids, phocid relationships are generally much more agreed upon.
The more we talked, the more we agreed; the more we agreed, the more we lamented the lost time, the lost opportunities and the futility of hatred.
