Sentence examples for have to concur from inspiring English sources

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

I'd have to concur and say this is a thoroughly enjoyable day out.

Either way, based on sheer fan appeal and drama, you almost have to concur with Reggie.

The House would also have to concur and, if necessary, negotiate any differences in a conference committee.

And with its jerky broken-down beat, half-sung lyrics and a chorus catchier than that winter vomiting bug that did us all in, I'd have to concur.

But one does not have to concur with past Syria policy to agree that, once established, U.S. red lines cannot be crossed without consequence.

We had to concur: As in most theme parks, there wasn't anything worth carrying away but memories.

But eventually Benioff had to concur that it will be up to developers to decide what components, gadgets, runtimes, and Web services will be aggregated.

Now the Senate has to concur.

No matter how much I disagreed with him I'd have to pretend to concur.

No matter how much I disagreed with him, I'd have to pretend to concur.