Sentence examples for much to agree from inspiring English sources

It's well said and I find much to agree with there.

• To the Editor: Elizabeth Edwards's article gave me much to agree with.

They found much to agree upon, and their proposal for a school on Roosevelt Island overwhelmed the competition.

I look forward to reading you regularly in the New York Times and generally find much to agree with in your columns.

What comes through most strongly and often repetitively is Ma Jian's own alienation from his country, and while there is much to agree with in his dire prognosis for China, its very comprehensiveness feels too limiting for a novelist.

So should the activists.Rob Moss Oxford  SIR – I found much to agree with in your report but take issue with the assertion that intensive farming is the means of feeding people or saving biodiversity.

It is much harder to agree on restraints where the risk of fiscal collapse is distant.

Nearly 6m people have been out of work for more than two years.It is much harder to agree on what to do about it.

More important, he would need a go-ahead from the Mets, who probably do not have much incentive to agree to let him play.

These occurred when relations were largely free of irritants, the atmospherics were very positive and effusive, and the two governments found much more to agree than differ on.

But it might be much tougher to agree on reforms to the political system.