Sentence examples for start to agree from inspiring English sources
You begin by sympathizing with her, but soon, shamefully, you start to agree with him.
When you make an observable kind of sense, people start to agree with you.
"If the political situation does not improve past the next election and the fiscal situation gets worse, then people might start to agree with S.& P.'s decision," said Ajay Rajadhyaksha, head of United States fixed income strategy at Barclays Capital in New York.
It needs to get to a point where people will start to agree".
Backbench Conservative MP David Nuttall told the Commons there was a "real danger" the 17 eurozone nations would "start to agree policies to suit themselves and then impose them on the other 10 EU countries".
If you ask disabled people "What's wrong with you?" enough times they'll start to agree with the question's premise taken as a given by the asker that there is something wrong with them.
The liberal consensus started to agree.
Investors, it seems, are starting to agree.
Others are starting to agree.
"Maybe I'm starting to agree with him," Auriemma said.
And reality has started to agree with her.
