Sentence examples for agrees far from inspiring English sources

The G1 itself is, as pretty much everyone agrees, far from a perfect piece of hardware, but it's the real thing and I love it.

Use of the less robust FLOG criterion seems to suggest a prolonged increase in diversity that agrees far less with the quantitative fossil record.

Not that we always agree, far from it, but we do come together when it counts.

But the United States cannot force the two sides to agree, far less impose a settlement.

His Sunday piece, we agreed, far surpassed those written by teams of seven or eight sent by our rivals.

A new Security Council resolution would then be required to replace the current UN mission in Kosovo with an EU-led one.If Russia refuses to agree, far from saving Kosovo for Serbia, it risks tipping the region back into chaos.

After taking criticism for making the statement, Mrs. Whitman tried to clarify her views in an op-ed article stating that "Bret Schundler and I agree far more than we disagree".

It seems a good moment, with a clear election victor agreed far earlier than anyone had forecast, to predict the winners and losers of the media industry now that the Conservatives have returned to power.

Rational belief in God, in the immortality of the soul, in the reality of free will: such are the articles of this new "gospel"—a gospel promulgated, everyone agreed, far more effectively and popularly by Reinhold than by Kant himself.

After reading the article, I must say that I identify with and agree far more strongly with this contrarian viewpoint from Forbes contributor David Shaywitz.

The two men, particularly Chomsky, have made enormous contributions to their respected fields and broadly speaking, they agree far more than they differ, making their public spat all the more disheartening.