Sentence examples for things to agree from inspiring English sources

"There's a huge will to get a Franco-German agreement," says a French diplomat, "but frankly we're struggling to find things to agree about".

I think most people want to find things to agree on and to discover common ground – through this we can always learn new ways to go forward.

Mr Leung hardly needs Occupy Central's help to "paralyse" his government.The democrats, usually the more fractious side of the political divide, seem for once to be finding a few things to agree on.

And Ebell's input shows that there are plenty of things to agree on even as the fight over carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases plays out — in this case the utterly irrational, and persistent, federal incentives for building in harm's way.

Better: "the Florida teenager who was fatally shot…" And Ebell's input shows that there are plenty of things to agree on even as the fight over carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases plays out — in this case the utterly irrational, and persistent, federal incentives for building in harm's way.

"PARKIES" -- people who care more about parks than just about anything -- held a mayoral forum on Tuesday evening where five of the six major candidates turned up and agreed on one of the easiest things to agree on in a campaign for City Hall.

What a crazy thing to agree to.

The easiest thing to agree on is to obstruct action".

It is one thing to agree that Congress could take that step if it chose.

It's one thing to agree that virtue brings contentment and quite another to steadfastly practise it under the pressure of our individual and collective habits.

It is another thing to agree that, should internal rebellion arise, the government's response will be subject to Security Council approval.