Sentence examples for sometimes agree from inspiring English sources

Not that they cannot sometimes agree.

"We sometimes agree with Brian; we sometimes do not.

Oddly, the regulators sometimes agree; the rules and practices governing reactor safety, they say, are a patchwork.

For example, parents from different countries sometimes agree to have their children registered as citizens of both.

By now, more than sixty years into the atomic age, there is little mystery about why or how countries sometimes agree to give up work on nuclear weapons.

It can take more than a year to evict the occupants after a foreclosure, and banks sometimes agree to lease the homes back to their former owners.

Mandelson said in his speech that Clarke sometimes agreed with him.

Because I sometimes agreed with those stances and sometimes did not, I often longed to be more direct.

The Times has not always made that kind of decision, sometimes agreeing to government requests and coming under fire for doing so.

And while Mr. McCain calls himself a "proud conservative," he sometimes agrees with questioners that various federal programs need more money.

Examining all the data, Hodges and Geyer found that many people were varying their answers, sometimes agreeing with the group, more often sticking up for their own view.