The phrase "agree some of" is not correct in written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a complete thought or meaning.
Example: "I can agree some of the points you made, but not all of them."
Alternatives: "agree with some of" or "partially agree with".
Audiences evidently agree; some of the showings are already sold out.
Occasionally, I can't help but agree: Some of this stuff has been cringe-worthy.
Q. Oral history — that's what this is, in a nutshell, right? A. Well, oral historians might not agree, some of them.
Gammell said "CEN has reached no such conclusion". Nelson said: "I know for a fact not all groups would agree". Some of the scientists behind the compromise plan for Chagos believe they face an alliance between environmental hardliners and the military to keep the Chagossians far from their homeland – and to sideline them from the debate about the islands' future.
I agree some of the kounts r. confusing 2 our friends.
But once Spike sees it … 'This can be one of the threads that wasn't originally there.' " "BlacKkKlansman" director Spike Lee and editor Barry Alexander Brown dispute the idea that the best direction is done in editing, but agree some of a film's best ideas can come in postproduction.
A prominent South Jersey Republican who is one of 47 cranberry growers in the state has agreed some of his property in Woodland Township, Burlington County.
While Superintendent Mokgonyana agreed some of his officers were corrupt, he insisted a larger share of the venality rested with prosecutors and the courts.
He added, "This was, in part, peacemaking among people who have not agreed, some of whom have been involved in active conflict against the new order".
The press – who dat? – would have to agree some form of selection process for the trust.
"Some teachers may agree with some of the points made by Ms Birbalsingh and some may disagree," it said.
