Sentence examples for need not agree from inspiring English sources

One need not agree with everything Mr. Chávez said or did.

Observers need not agree with Hawking's position in order to understand and even respect his choice.

A reader need not agree with the views Mr. Grass expresses on the nuclear weapon issue.

You need not agree with him to concede that he is a man of principle, however misguided.

One need not agree with any of the council's positions to admit that, for a certain faction of American Jews, they have come back into style.

But conservative Catholics need not agree with the liberal theological program to recognize that there is truth to the underlying insight.

One needn't agree with Reagan's denunciations of the Helsinki Accords, the minimum wage, and the banning of DDT to appreciate the consistency of his views and the skill with which he softened their presentation.

One needn't agree with any of this analysis to recognise that there can be no meaningful debate about immigration in Britain (or anywhere else) that does not address neoliberal globalisation, trade policy, development, aid, colonial legacy, the European Social Fund, the dependency ratio and the low paid.

One needn't agree with Sullivan's devout conclusion, that we should "follow Jesus but forget the Church," to feel concern about how such troubling perspectives weigh on American society and politics.

"If the law firm can't carry the upfront costs, then they need not to agree to a contingency fee".

One need not entirely agree with Schell that "if in the early 1990's the existing nuclear powers had committed themselves to the elimination of nuclear weapons and had by 1998 traveled some of the distance to that goal, it is hard to believe that South Asia would be engaged in a nuclear arms race today".