Sentence examples for agrees much from inspiring English sources

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

Simon Counsell, director of the UK's Rainforest Foundation, agrees: "Much conservation is still in the mindset of being in opposition to people.

Cooper agrees much to the chagrin of his daughter Murph (Mackenzie Foy).

(Although, like almost everyone else, he agrees much of the best entertainment in the 21st century has existed on television).

Another consequence is that this new theory predicts a reliability in the intensity measurements which agrees much more closely with experimental observations compared to conventional theory that is based on 'Bragg-type' scatter.

Recently, Wooten [ 4, 5] developed a multicompartment model using quantitative techniques and suggested a correction for SBE that results in a formula for SBE that agrees much more closely with experimental data in humans.

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.

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.

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.

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