Sentence examples for less agreed with from inspiring English sources
But the most plausible explanation is that Mr. Kerry more or less agreed with his diplomats.
"There were a lot of other scientists, especially in Rome, who more or less agreed with his scientific observations".
Kotlowitz, a friend of Miller's, responded that he, like "a great many intelligent people … more or less" agreed with Epstein.
The second was that they clustered in a way that more or less agreed with the traditional taxonomy of the bdelloids.
Belichick more or less agreed with that last evening when he said, "The opportunity to be coaching was something I wasn't sure I'd have 24 hours ago".
Neil Drysdale, who trains Fusaichi Pegasus for his Japanese owners, more or less agreed with Kimmel's insight as he prepared to unveil his colt for the first time since he ran second in the Preakness on May 20. "I don't say that he is completely fit," Drysdale said.
I think we can all more or less agree with that".
Mr. Glassman wrote: The real problem is that Nate seems to more or less agree with the people who think Cain has no chance.
The standard model more or less agrees with common, everyday experience to this degree: it works in four dimensions (three of space and one of time).
More or less agreeing with every substantive position of President Obama's, Romney tried to find small differences that would make him appear more cool, more reasonable, and more Presidential than the President himself.
As a Londoner who delights in the capital's dynamism and diversity, I none the less agree with Ken Livingstone that London hosts too great a share of our national institutions.
