Sentence examples for less agreeing from inspiring English sources

Banks have dragged their feet in modifying first mortgages, much less agreeing to forgive part of the principal on homes that are underwater.

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 the year went on, and spring gave way to summer, she began to complain less, agreeing that she liked the food at the nursing home, and that she found being put to bed at six each evening very restful; it was something she looked forward to, she said.

Sometimes there are debates about the relative importance of certain numbers, but a great deal depends on people more or less agreeing about basic facts.

Sometimes there are debates about the relative importance of certain numbers, but a great deal depends on people more or less agreeing about basic facts.

But those closer to the middle have struggled with it, and certainly the D.C. establishment has been discomfited by Snowden in general; you won't find Ari Fleischer and Barack Obama in the same movie very often, much less agreeing.

Igawa, more or less, agrees.

Both candidates more or less agree on a 2014 withdrawal.

(Well, O.K., he and I more or less agree).

Three out of four of us more or less agreed.

On this, most Americans will more or less agree.