Sentence examples for agree really from inspiring English sources

Now that, we both agree, really does sound French.

That is, is moving from ‐1 (slightly disagree) to +1 (slightly agree) really twice as different as moving from +1 (slightly agree) to +2 (moderately agree)?

Even those who say the exact opposite agree really, they're just trying to be provocative and confrontational due to consuming too much caffeine.

Meanwhile, progress in digital-color presses — which can still be measured in technological terms but, all observers agree, really turns on achieving success in applications — is a lot more modest.

But to win a referendum on EU accession, the government has to convince the public that the conditions ultimately agreed really are the best we could negotiate.

The result, after a bit of tidying up, is – Barn agrees – really not bad at all: recognisably a spoon, and quite a good-looking one at that.

Maya, via Facebook The Boy in the Tower - Polly Ho-Yen - Guardian reviewer Nattastic agreed: "Really well written and very realistic".

mangredient noun \man-ˈgrē-dē-ənt\ The last (and only) ingredient added by a man when a woman cooks, which everyone agrees really completes the dish.

Thanks Jim, I agree, prescribers really had no financial incentive.

I agree — she really is a lovely writer.

But clothes, they agree, are really their "best thing".