Sentence examples for agreeing somewhat from inspiring English sources

Nearly all respondents (93%) agreed that the government should continue to ban the trade in wild tiger parts with 58% agreeing strongly and 35% agreeing somewhat.

Warren agreed, somewhat reluctantly.

"I know, right?" he agrees, somewhat gleefully.

You agree, somewhat hopefully: you blow into the tube — very well, and slowly.

The Basel committee has already agreed, somewhat absurdly, to delay the implementation of the requirements until 2019.

She agrees somewhat reluctantly, but again postpones — this time in order to throw herself a birthday party.

A further 36% of teachers said they "agreed somewhat" that they wanted to leave teaching for this reason.

A last survey finding worth reflecting on: Fully 85 percent of the respondents agreed "somewhat" or "strongly" with the suggestion that "community is just as important as the home".

She agreed, somewhat reluctantly, to make limited political appearances after Congressional Democrats, desperate for a boost in a brutal election year, begged the White House for her help.

What he was really saying, however, was that Stu looked wrong, and the rest of the group could only agree, somewhat shamefacedly.

These are, you will agree, somewhat elementary civil rights.