Sentence examples for not just agree from inspiring English sources

Can we not just agree that your pay comes out of the total price?

But our government should not just agree to pay back the money, the government should find out who misused the money, get the money back from those persons and not from public coffers.

We want someone that will not just agree with us on the issues, but "be real" with us.

That's the challenge organisations need to address: How do we empower our staff to live our values, and not just agree with them?

If your cause requires people to take action and not just agree to a position, consider collective action alternatives to petitions.

And not just agreed, but seemed actually at times to be the chief instigator — why had he done that?

The "improvements" would include not just agreeing to more reforms, but the imposition of automatic spending cuts if Athens failed to hit the budget targets it had agreed to, and the "transfer of valuable Greek assets of [50 bn] Euros to an external fund like the Institution for Growth in Luxembourg, to be privatized over time and decrease debt".

The gangs didn't just agree to stop slaughtering each other.

Where are those people?" Carolyn Riley, another retiree, added: "I think it's stunning that they can't just agree.

I hope you didn't just agree with that.

Follow that shit and develop yourself, don't just agree with everything a girl says.