Sentence examples for one would agree from inspiring English sources

Those who agreed to this small favor were later much more likely to agree to a much larger favor, to post a large "Drive Carefully" sign on their lawn — "something no one would agree to do otherwise," Dr. Cialdini said.

But FirstCity's financial situation was so weak that no one would agree to take it on.

One would agree that all medical students should receive teaching on MSK clinical skills, and it is hoped that successive generations of doctors would demonstrate confidence and competence when assessing MSK-related conditions.

"If you did a survey of employees, no one would agree with the ban.

Apparently, no one would agree to be in a mockumentary, so Baldwin and Toback revised the context.

No one would agree with me, but maybe some of the vibrations are left over in the clothing.

Putting aside whether this is true or not, and ignoring the significant question of whether Spotify fairly compensates musicians for streams (I think most artists, even the rich ones, would agree that it does not), the idea of access equaling freedom is certainly appealing.

Throughout the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries, investigators examined different theories on lunar origin in an attempt to find one that would agree with the observations.

He hoped at least one juror would agree with him and set him free in a blaze of publicity.

Between now and next July, she can sail the Rhine or the Danube — her choice, and not a bad one, most would agree.

Few today, one hopes, would agree with Macaulay that a "single shelf of a good European library is worth the whole native literature of India and Arabia".