Sentence examples for seldom agreed from inspiring English sources
McGuire and Packer were business partners and friends, but they seldom agreed on the air.
The truth is that the disputatious founders — who were revolutionaries, not choir boys — seldom agreed about anything.
And this week, a school board that has seldom agreed on anything voted unanimously to adopt his plan for reorganizing the district into 11 semiautonomous units in an effort to bolster local control and improve student performance.
In fact, the two systems seldom agreed where Santa was at any given time and often gave widely different locations; for example, a little after 7 p.m. EST, NASA placed Santa just off the Aleutian Islands in Alaska, while NORAD had him over the British Isles.
And John McCain, with whom I have recently seldom agreed on foreign policy, had the best line when he said, "Russia is a gas station masquerading as a country".
Each day, a slew of new ones hits the American press, but they very seldom agree.
Hunting groups and Native corporations that seldom agree on anything have gotten solidly behind it.
In the wider world Israelis and Palestinians seldom agree about anything.
The richer world, which once provided the bulk of UN troops, now seldom agrees to do so.
I seldom agree with William Safire, but his Nov. 14 column, "You Are a Suspect," was absolutely vital.
