Sentence examples for difficult to concur with from inspiring English sources

Looking at the long-term benefits, it's difficult to concur with the arts critic Terry Teachout's conclusion that the Philharmonic "will be doing little more than participating in a puppet show whose purpose is to lend legitimacy to a despicable regime".

National Geographic appears to concur with the president.

"I have to concur with Mr. Robertson," he said.

Other people close to the government with whom I've spoken tend to concur with this.

In this, he writes, "I rejoice to concur with the common reader".

Not everyone in local party circles is helpful enough to concur with this recollection.

Democrats said they expected the House Republicans to concur with the Senate's overall solution.

This seems to concur with other authors' findings.

These findings seem to concur with a study on.

I have to say I concur with IndyCar's decision on this one.

Based on what we have seen to date, we cannot concur with that rosy assessment.