Sentence examples for be to agree with from inspiring English sources

How American would it be to agree with that one?

There is a natural inclination to view misery as the psychic fuel of her promiscuity and thus condemn her enjoyment as an illness - even to see her as a sex addict in need of a programme, but this would be to agree with all those arrogant old medics who spent years causing untold damage to the normal sensate women they incorrectly treated as 'hysterics'hysterics

The goal would be to "agree with a circle of outside players, without the Syrians, about how we should use our influence on each Syrian group," Mr. Lavrov said, paving the way to ending "all military excesses" and starting the political dialogue.

Make it "were" to agree with the plural subject "images".

Make it "were," to agree with the compound subject.

Loth as I am to agree with old boggly-eyes, on this he was right.

The best he could do was to agree with each of them.

But Mujica is almost as reluctant to accept this tag as he is to agree with the "poorest president" label.

But even if I were to agree with the general approach the plurality takes, I could not accept the particulars.

"Surely the challenge for the BBC is to agree with a jury's 2014 findings?" said the newspaper.

"They have a response that is to agree with questions.