Sentence examples for like agree from inspiring English sources

The word appreciate doesn't mean "like," "agree with," or "enjoy," necessarily.

We may not like, agree with, or totally understand what someone has done (or why), but we can be gentle in how we respond and engage with them.

In this kind of environment, voters don't need to like, agree with, or have faith in the other party to elect them: they clearly didn't have warm feelings toward the Republicans in 2010, according to exit polls.

You don't have to like, agree with, or want them to be this way... but, if you can start to accept these things, people, and situations in a genuine way, your ability to be at peace with them (and your life) and to ultimately change them in a positive way will be enhanced significantly.

It used to be that if you wanted to get Google to do something stupid (like agree to censor its offerings in China), you just needed to get Yahoo to do it first.

However, as I began to think it more, I realized that even though I "understand" this wisdom and do my best to live by it and remind others of it, more often than I'd like to admit, I find myself living as though I'm simply a victim of the "things" that go on around me and in the world -- especially the stuff I don't particularly like, agree with, understand, feel like I'm on top of, or enjoy.

To attract enough buyers to their shows, hosts actively build up their reputation in the Poshmark community through likes, agrees, and followers.

Carol didn't like agreeing with Heather.

It's like agreeing that you'll spend the day thinking only about algebra.

"But that's like agreeing that motherhood is a good thing.

From his tone, it doesn't sound like agreeing the deal presented today has been easy.