Sentence examples for many concurred from inspiring English sources

It says it did, and many concurred.

At the time, it is doubtful that many concurred.

Many concur that his technical skills are unrivaled at the center, but contend that he makes errors deciding which patients require surgery and who should be left untreated.

It is an intensely personal story of triumph over adversity, one to eclipse anything that could ever be achieved on the Gallowgate, even here, where many concur with Bill Shankly's thoughts on football, life and death.

Some commentators e.g., Beck (1978, 126 127)—take Kant to be here endorsing the "generally accepted view" (of particular empirical causal laws), "according to which we have only been first guided by the perception and comparison of many concurring sequences of events following on certain appearances to discover a rule, in accordance with which certain events always follow on certain appearances".

Even many Democrats concurred with that assessment, saying they were not drawing too many conclusions about Mr. Bush just yet.

Precisely because of their intensional nature properties were dismissed by Quine (1956) as 'creatures of darkness' and just a few decades ago many philosophers concurred with him.

Many experts concur, citing mass-produced classic Corvettes, Pontiac GTOs, Camaros and Chevelles-many of which sold for less than $20,000 at January's Barrett-Jackson auction.

Actually, much research and many experts concur with both points.

In four years as speaker, her achievements, colleagues and many scholars concur, are extraordinary.

Rwanda has published a report saying the former government was responsible, and many historians concur.