Sentence examples for agree makes from inspiring English sources

Which, I'm sure you'll agree, makes it ideal seasonal listening.

This, I'm sure you'll agree, makes little sense.

The Governor's reclusive public profile, many agree, makes him ill-suited to running for national office.

The keeping of those lists, they agree, makes her the defacto C.E.O. of the Taussig family.

The Assembly has passed legislation for more than a decade that would end a practice we strongly agree makes a mockery of our current attempt to curb the corrosive impact of "big money" on our elections.

That of course a court may and should use as fully as needed, but this, especially if it is to be extended by decisions to which I cannot agree, makes a man judge in matters in which he is likely to have keen personal interest and feeling although neither selfprotection nor the duty of going on with the work requires him to take such a part.

He said he consulted the players and tournament officials and, realising they could not agree, made the decision himself.

We had to agree: making the bed means the pillows go on the bed.

Michael D, they all agree, made the model look so much worse than the original dress.

But as most will agree, making great photographs has little to do with owning the best and most expensive equipment.

If your friend has made a decision and you agree, make sure she/he knows that you are supporting her/his decision.