Sentence examples for anybody agree from inspiring English sources

But does anybody agree about what comes next?

She decided to keep on ordering the same thing, to invite people to do it along with her, to document all the little nuances and repetitions, and to call it art, though she didn't really care if anybody agreed.

Wilson states in a 1976 interview conducted by Neal Wilgus: According to Ken Campbell, who created a stage adaptation of Illuminatus! with Chris Langham, the writing process was treated as a game of one-upmanship between the two co-authors, and was an enjoyable experience for both: The unusual end product did not appeal to publishers, and it took several years before anybody agreed to take it on.

Practically anybody would agree with this summary, and practically anybody could have made it, though in less stately language: Teenagers are disobedient, group-minded, and unrealistic.

"I don't know how anybody could agree to do that," he said.

He said after winning: "Here I am reselected by a way that I don't think anybody would agree with, but that's the law".

The next day, a new patient was admitted, to the great excitement, but also the trepidation of the team, who had no idea whether anybody would agree to take part.

IT is located just below West Houston Street, but Manhattan's hottest "new" neighborhood is so hot and so new it doesn't even have a name anybody can agree on.

But I think anybody would agree that, having won the battle, we are now left with an amazing and difficult problem that the press is really just beginning to focus on, and that is the extent of despair throughout that country.

Anybody?"' Ms. Faye agreed.

"I don't know anybody who agrees with the regime and politics over there," the Norwegian said.