Sentence examples for having to agree from inspiring English sources

You can have empathy for someone, without having to agree with all of their opinions.

He added: "Fighting for a world we can share instead of having to agree to let somebody else control it has always been a highly dangerous proposition.

Writing in the New Yorker on Friday Brody suggested that it was "repugnant that Heard was put in the position of having to agree to nudity in advance".

Perhaps the ultimate indignity was having to agree to a personal spending cap of four hundred and fifty thousand dollars a month.

Schools should be more accountable for how they use the premium, having to agree with individual families how it is spent.

Under Frederick's theory, he said, consumers are hurt by higher prices and app developers are hurt by having to agree to Apple's 30percentt commissions.

I had to agree.

And they have to agree.

JT: I have to agree.

They had to agree.

One has to agree with them.