Sentence examples for agree with the logic from inspiring English sources
I don't care about Boyle's party affiliation – nor do I agree with the logic that has led him not to vote.
"They didn't necessarily agree with the logic that he used and the conclusion he came up with," Wallace said, but "they wouldn't ask the laboratory to stop publication".
I understand and agree with the logic that, by going, I am helping to create jobs and am contributing to the economy.
While we're pleased to see those few women who make it to the upper echelons of the visual or literary art worlds achieve recognition, we agree with the logic evidenced in the research Kristof cites -- which demonstrates, for instance, that the appearance of ONE woman on Twitter's board, is not enough to realize the benefits of diversity.
We appreciate and agree with the logic underlying this reviewer's experiment and, not surprisingly, we had already examined the effect of phenamil on LPS release in these strains, producing the data shown here (see Author response image 1).
While we agree with the logic that basins of attraction can be inferred from the relative frequencies of ecosystem states observed in space and time, we caution that the statistical methodologies underlying the satellite product used in these studies may confound our ability to infer the presence of multiple stable states.
Whether or not one agrees with the logic, it is now enshrined as a matter of high principle.
Before the nineteen-seventies, most Republicans in official Washington accepted the institutions of the welfare state, and most Democrats agreed with the logic of the Cold War.
But Chevron's deal is a vote of confidence that prices will rebound, and most analysts agreed with the logic behind the deal.
David Herscott, president of MEA Digital, an Internet marketing agency based in San Diego, said he agrees with the logic of including three advertisements in a longer podcast.
Brian Doherty, professor of political sociology at Keele University, said he "agreed with the logic" set out by Dr Hayes that protestors may seek a jury trial in the future, if the magistrate sends the Heathrow 13 to jail.
