Sentence examples for help agreeing from inspiring English sources

I couldn't help agreeing.

Rick Boerman, 45, of Plymouth, Mass., heard the interview and could not help agreeing.

And you can't help agreeing when one of these fellows' womenfolk says, "When men are drinking and playing cards, anything can happen".

"This island's mine," declares Caliban, and you can't help agreeing in this delightful adaptation, a collaboration between the RSC and the Little Angel theatre aimed at young audiences.

Surveying the current scene, one can't help agreeing with him, and wishing that if the theater can't be better, at least there could be more critics like Rogoff.

Second, one can hardly help agreeing that the editors, at least, should shun poetic licence, for when they indulge in it, the results are not good.

She would carry out needs' assessments for disabled adults, and help agree and review their care plans.

"If you have a strong belief that you are the best person for the job, and then you relax into that confidence, it should help," agrees Thubten.

"Only ancient DNA can help," agrees Jean-Denis Vigne, an archaeozoologist at CNRS, the French national research agency, and the National Museum of Natural History in Paris.

If you think you'll need only a few hours of help, agree to an hourly fee.

This restriction was introduced to reduce the likelihood of an anchoring effect (helping agreed upon behavior) being introduced by experiencing a helpful co-player right away.