Sentence examples for much we agree from inspiring English sources
Larison has long argued that Romney is inevitable against the current field; on that much we agree.
Since its dramatically successful launch (on that much we agree) in February 2007, its importance and necessity have increased.
"There's not much we agree on with the Reverend Al," Mr. Thiele said, "but it would be kind of nice to have him win the South Carolina primary just for the fun of it".
"Much of the expense can be directly related to the intensity of the treatment," said Matt McAlear, an ABA therapist in San Francisco, adding, "while there is not much we agree on in the autism community, we do agree that autism is a life long disability and that the earlier we can start intervention, the better the long-term outcomes".
During a recent meeting, Julian and I were talking about the cultural differences we'd observed between the US and UK, and discovered how much we agreed on.
And what I realize is that though we don't agree on much, we do agree on the most important thing.
As much as we agree with those negative attributes and recognizing them when we see them, they all beg the question, what do you do about it especially in a world that by all estimates is becoming even less trusting?
When they attempt to present a united front for the children, this can come to be, basically, a lie, as in "Daddy and I love each other very much, and we agree on everything, especially what is good for you".
AS we say farewell to a dreadful year and decade, this much we can agree upon: The person of the year is not Ben Bernanke, no matter how insistently Time magazine tries to hype him into its pantheon.
