Sentence examples for agrees to a degree from inspiring English sources
Rhonda Magee agrees, to a degree, with both the critics and Hunter, suggesting that the truth on the ground, within workplaces, can be quite complicated.
Asked if he sees himself as a citizen of the world, Raonic agreed, to a degree.
North Korea's paranoid leadership has agreed to a degree of transparency few would have predicted.
So I just say, 'Just continue to let us work our magic and work this thing out, and eventually when it gets rolling, it gets rolling.' " Nash agreed, to a degree.
Practicalcriticism agreed, to a degree: "Dead Poets one of those films that, seen at the right point in your life, is wonderful, but outside of it seems a little hackneyed and mawkish," he or she said.
The world is clamoring for that, they say, and I agree – to a degree.
You will obviously retort that the platform is still nascent and that Pebble can't be expected to make compelling apps a few weeks after launch and I would agree, to a degree.
In all cases, the values for Avogadro's number agreed to a degree that could be reconciled with the accuracy of the experiments and the degree of approximation involved in the calculations.
The fact that we can agree, to a degree, what community means and even defend that concept on both sides of the "virtual community" debate, suggests there is a common proclivity to hope for something from our gathering as acquaintances and strangers.
Major pollsters and top experts on religion surveys agree — to a degree — as they study advance copies of the book (in stores Sept. 1).
