Sentence examples for agree with everyone from inspiring English sources

"You don't agree with everyone on everything".

"I agree with everyone else and say, 'Get it all out.' It's ridiculous.

I did read Charlie Chaplin's autobiography and agree with everyone else that the first 200 pages are excellent.

"I don't agree with everyone around the communion, and they certainly don't agree with me," he said in an indication of the fractious debate within the church.

Because he keeps it low key and collaborative, colleagues point to a tendency where Shorten seems to agree with everyone, which can be disconcerting when ideas are contested: where will he land, what does he really think?

As blogs and campaign reporters pressed the Hagee issue, McCain at first firmly stood by the pastor ("I'm very proud to have Pastor John Hagee's support"), but he began to back away ("I don't have to agree with everyone that endorses my candidacy").

"And I said that, you know, I agreed with everyone that he's had a terrible year," Murray said.

But at least I knew the medical community agreed with everyone else.

He agrees with everyone that they're all voting JT out, whom no one intends to vote for.

Stop agreeing with everyone and everything.

If you find yourself agreeing with everyone, you might be undercutting your individuality.