Sentence examples for may agree that from inspiring English sources

Believers may agree that reason is indeed insufficient, which is why you need faith.

The implication is that while Facebook may "agree that breastfeeding is natural" and feel comfortable with pictures of mothers breastfeeding, there are many people who would not be.

Not everyone may agree that the drinking age should be changed.

South Africans listening to Mr. Freeman's rendering may agree that he "doesn't do accents".

Try a few examples and you may agree that this is indeed rather beautiful.

Parents may agree that all children should be treated equally, yet theirs perhaps more equally than others.

Julie Wrigley: We find, as I am sure most may agree, that it is all ages – not just older age groups who can be lonely.

He's right, but he thinks that this is why "everyone" may agree that it is Paul Thomas Anderson's "best film to date".

The two may agree that a British bill of rights is the way forward, but they do not seem to have a common vision of the destination.

The failure of the suit could also work against Mr. Feinberg and the fund because some families may agree that its formulas calculate awards that are too low.

And although almost everybody may agree that Nazism was a unique evil, a ban on Nazi symbols would undoubtedly lead to a call for other similar bans.