Sentence examples for agreed often from inspiring English sources
When tested against biochemical networks established the old way (ie, in the laboratory), the results agreed often enough to make newly suggested links worth pursuing.
Locke agreed: often a child's notion of God does more "resemble the Opinion, and Notion of the Teacher, than represent the True God" (Essay, 1.14.13).
We do not agree often with Mr. Coburn, particularly on social issues.
Almost everyone in Tunis agrees, often adding that it is also vital that Libya, by far its closest neighbour, also comes right, with Muammar Qaddafi removed.
They formed conservancies, whereby up to 30 ranchers agree, often contractually, to manage their wildlife collectively.
Other superstar chefs of our generation, like David Chang and Jamie Oliver clearly agree, often using their visibility to talk about these issues as well.
California chardonnays, we agreed, too often come off as parodies of fine white wine, too soft, too heavy, too alcoholic and seriously over-oaked, often artificially.
Fashion shows, it's agreed, are often a circus.
Only two justices agreed more often than Justices Kagan and Sotomayor, who were both appointed by Mr. Obama.
The panelists agreed that often companies in Brazil are looking to Silicon Valley for both.
Crews that haul in more than the agreed quota often throw large quantities of dead fish back into the sea - the much-criticised "discards".
