Sentence examples for has really agreed from inspiring English sources

If Iran has really agreed to send most of its openly declared enriched uranium out of the country to be turned into fuel, that is a significant concession, experts said, and much more than the Bush administration ever got over the years of its nonengagement dance with Iran.

"That to me is the starting point and it is the first time we have really agreed on a song completely in quite a long time.

"The wind has really picked up," agreed Lt. George Merritt of the Los Angeles County lifeguards.

Leventhal has "really got something," agrees Donald Caspary, a neuropharmacologist at Southern Illinois University Medical School in Springfield whose group has found a similar decline in GABA-supported networks in the aging auditory system.

We've interviewed him a couple of times now and we've never really agreed on anything.

Spats broke out in public and in private over the deal that had really been agreed with Hilary Benn.

But what had they really agreed on?

We still haven't really agreed on, conceptually, what should be here.

In fact, anthropologists the group of academics who first used the term in an analytical sense—have never really agreed on what exactly culture means.

Just think about the length of time it takes -- we still haven't really agreed on conceptually what should be here -- that is what I want to focus on".

We've never really agreed on the underlying standards for the data itself.