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Sentence examples for finally agree from inspiring English sources

"finally agree" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English
It can be used when describing a situation where a decision or resolution has been reached after a long period of discussion, negotiation, or disagreement. Example: After hours of intense debate, the two sides finally agreed to a compromise solution that satisfied everyone's concerns.

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"It sounds like Joe and I finally agree on something".

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It took us three months to finally agree to meet.

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Mr. Neuharth shot back: "Bradlee and I finally agree on something.

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Mr Cardenas, having run three times for the presidency, may finally agree to fade away.

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The Economist

What a thrill, a chance to finally agree with Mr. Herbert!

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But, she said, those who finally agree to cooperate have been glad they did.

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Will that be what it takes for Europe to finally agree to adopt solutions that could end its crisis?

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The New Yorker

"If you get a chance to talk to him, tell him that I finally agree with him," La Russa said.

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The New York Times - Sports

As one who has never cast a vote for George W. Bush, I'm glad to finally agree with him.

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By Amy Davidson Sorkin April 9, 2009 Can we finally agree that the Somali pirates are neither romantic nor funny?

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The New Yorker

Only last month did senators finally agree to post their official expenses online — but not until fiscal 2011.

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