Sentence examples for not really agreeing from inspiring English sources
"So that was one of the first things we were not really agreeing on".
"I agree with what you're saying," Chastain replies, while not really agreeing, "but public opinion matters more than this court case.
London does not really agree with me and has been difficult for some time.
Her speciality is to vote with the majority, then explain why she does not really agree with it.This year, for example, she voted against finding a constitutional right to assisted suicide; but her written opinion hinted that this decision might later prove reversible.
Author response: We see the point but do not really agree.
The same applies to the reconstructions of biological evolution, so I do not really agree that the role of parsimony is questionable.
I wouldn't really agree with anything like it.
But I don't really agree, Roberta, that Shostakovich descends into bathos.
Some husbands don't really agree that we should be here.
We still haven't really agreed on, conceptually, what should be here.
