Sentence examples for none can agree from inspiring English sources
Yet none can agree how far to go back in, nor how much to pay for the privilege.
But none can agree on the date when history began.The Kurds cite statistics from the Ottoman Encyclopaedia at the end of the 19th century, which shows they made up three-quarters of the province's population.
For a start, none of them can agree on how the band started.
Interestingly though, none of us can agree exactly on what tastes good or bad, strong or weak.
How much has modern poetry become a minority taste in the US?' One of the weird things is that none of us can agree what poetry is.
The central issue, I suppose, is whether our silences are imposed or cherished; whether they're forced on us because none of us can agree on anything, and anything we say might be offensive; or whether we truly come together in those silences and try to heal the wounds of division.
Hans Küng, who once described Vatican II's task as "reform and reunion," is quite certain that he knows what true "reform" is; so are the publishers of The Wanderer and the editors of The Tablet, although none of them can agree on the specifics of this reform.
None of the sides can agree what is meant by words like decentralisation, federalisation or "special status", and to which areas they apply.
Because none of the witnesses can agree on the language the murderer spoke, Dupin concludes they were not hearing a human voice at all.
Thousands of them are unable to get answers about critical aspects of their loans because none of the parties involved can agree on who has the authority to make decisions.
