Sentence examples for agreed much from inspiring English sources

Even Thomas Aquinas agreed: much of the anguish of the damned, he wrote in his "Summa Theologiae" (1265-74), stemmed from the knowledge that they could never reach happiness.

Nurses' clinical judgment agreed much more closely with expert opinion than any of the RASs.

Balu Mahendra told J. Mahendran that after Sarath Babu "sings" one or two lines, the rest of the song can be picturised using the montage technique and Mahendran agreed, much to Sarath Babu's disappointment.

Relating to Jews, for the modern day Muslim, returns always to the denominator of Israel's modern birth and fraught infancy, though agreed, much additional animosity bursts from deeper roots.

Physicians in group practices as well as primary care practitioners agreed much more with the usefulness of guidelines as a basis for patient care than doctors in single practices or specialists.

Informants believed staff were doing the best job they could with the resources, skills and time available to support this work but they also agreed much more should and could be done to enhance individual and organizational capacity for EIDM.

Yes, he agrees, much to her perverse satisfaction; they're a little flabby.

Despite our differences over Iraq, France is a country with which we agree much more than we differ.

But I think at this moment America is in a situation where we agree much more than we think we do.

He also praised Barack Obama for the economic progress made during his two terms, but added: "I think we can all agree much much more needs to be done.

The numerical results with optimized schemes agree much better with the analytical data than those with the original schemes.