Sentence examples for one may agree from inspiring English sources

In short, one may agree or disagree with the decision not to bring an antitrust action against Google.

One may agree or disagree with their purposes, but one may also question why taxpayers should have to fund something so ethically charged when alternative methods are available.

One may agree with Ms. Sommers or one may disagree, but it is hard not to credit her with a moral urgency that comes both from the head and from the heart.

Anyway, since the hydrogen energy level system is less complicated, one may agree but this is not always the case with heavier atoms.

At one level, one may agree with the argument not to expect young children and, more so, those with disabilities, to understand complex decision-making processes, thus raising important issues to ponder.

One may agree with Carnap above that "all that occurs objectively can be described in science" and then argue that passage reflects something perspectival or subjective and so is rightly omitted by physics.

Someone once said that part of leadership is speaking out when convicted even if no one else will and when no one else may agree.

One may not agree with them on everything or even most things, but a few things are indisputably true.

One takeaway that both sides may agree on suggests that there are health savings to be mined if employees' work hours are reduced.

As Mr Kornacki rightly suggests, one may well agree with the general stance of OWS that Wall Street is rife with corruption, that inequality and the influence of the wealthy need to be reined in while disapproving of tent cities reeking of trash and the supercilious entitlement of liberal arts majors aggrieved by the realisation that student loans aren't gifts.

There will likely always be attempts to redraw these lines in one direction or another, and no one may ultimately agree about the value of wolves, but thanks to a lot of hard work and difficult conversations, extermination is likely off the table forever.