But, Braun argued, agreeing with Clinton isn't the point — protecting democracy from hackers is.
Attention! will allow you to smile, argue, agree, refute or just go along for an engaging ride.
When Ms. Rams, Greg Di Noto and Tricia Melton, three friends who have worked together "in one capacity or another," Mr. Di Noto said, get together now to catch up and argue, agree, tease, take sides, confide or commiserate, they do it over drinks, not a dinner table.
Instead of trying to argue, agree with him: "Yes, I'm afraid you're right.
Nurses from different clinical disciplines had the chance to discuss, exchange ideas, debate, argue, agree or disagree.
Jackson, he argues, agreed with Adams's "central point: politics is brutal because it engages the most fundamental human impulses for affection, honor, power and fame.
The old Chinese-American men, who rarely speak to each other except to argue, agreed to ride the same two buses through a snowy Manhattan night.
People who in another time and place would never have talked to one another, never felt compelled to think about one another's existence, found themselves in the same basement restaurants, arguing, agreeing, staging plays, pageants and political rallies, and ruminating endlessly about their entwined love affairs.
What was I supposed to do, argue or agree?
When Martin argued, McClelland agreed that Brett had violated the rule.
