Sentence examples for beginning to agree with from inspiring English sources

But independent experts are beginning to agree with Mr Mayrhuber.

Cosmologists are beginning to agree with one another.

But by nightfall, it was clear the police were beginning to agree with prosecutors.

By the end of 2007, however, Bernanke was beginning to agree with some of the Fed's critics that interest rates needed to come down quickly.

"Sorry I got you into this," he told her. "I'm beginning to agree with you," she said, plenty of iron in her voice.

Now, however, other industry observers are beginning to agree with him.Earlier this month, an advertising confidence index compiled by the Jack Myers Report, a media-research firm, rose by 5%, its fastest rate for 18 months.

You won't begin to agree with his choices (Thai red-curry chicken? Italian pork roast in milk? Savarin Valaisanne?), and that's part of the point.

As time went on, he began to agree with the unhappy veteran officers and "went all over the county putting résumés out".

Other leading green figures, including David Attenborough and Professor Jim Lovelock, have begun to agree with him openly; but from the green movement as a whole, the silence on the subject is deafening.

The writer begins to agree with her, to see that football is immature and for the kids or would-be kids trying to forget their responsibilities, and to see that he is too mature for it.

The congested autobiographical and erudite impedimenta in his works of the eighties and nineties testified that he had fallen into the most common of traps for the creative and the successful — he began to agree with his fans that whatever interests him has to be significant.