Sentence examples for might agree about from inspiring English sources
He says that the "Big Society hasn't got a word to say about the market" and that "we might agree about ends but we definitely don't agree on the means".
I and the Cumbrian villagers might agree about the value of self-government, but we might differ about their right to subsidised family tenure or to build over beautiful countryside.
Many disputants might agree about the non-moral facts, and about what is morally relevant, but disagree about the weight that should be given to the different moral considerations.
Moreover, they might agree about an indefinite number of further examples, e.g., that pediatricians are doctors for children, grandfathers are parents of parents, that sauntering is a kind of movement, pain a mental state, and food, stuff that nourishes living things.
We might agree about the second.
Someone who might agree with O'Donnell about those limitations, though, is his first guest: Vice President Biden.
Tea Party supporters and constitutional originalists might agree with his concern about the abuse of executive power.
It could be that she's been chastened by the encounter with her father who, in a move that would give Phillip Price a stroke, announced that he cared not for money at all and that any settlement he and his fellow class-actioners might agree to would be about truth and justice.
For example, an expert on cycling, with 1,000 Twitter followers, might agree to send an ad about a new bike helmet — a message that might well be implicitly trusted by his followers.
Most people who hear about Maier might agree with the photographer's pawnshop broker, who tells the filmmakers, "I find the mystery of it more interesting than the work itself".
While many workers in artificial intelligence might agree with Crick's statement about patterns, it is nonetheless true that computers, in conjunction with electronic visual sensors — TV cameras, in effect — are now able to perform some interesting feats of pattern recognition.
