Sentence examples for truly agree from inspiring English sources

I don't know if we'll ever truly agree which is better.

If anything, the remarks from both men on Monday night served to reinforce what they have been saying publicly for weeks: that there remains little, if any, area where they truly agree.

Sure, I might not truly agree with Gee Sunray's assessment that Tiesto and Barber's version of "Adagio for Strings" will one day bring peace to Palestine.

I think the only point I truly agree with in this book is to stop blaming others for your misfortunes and look to yourself.

"Fassbender in Hunger is truly harrowing," agrees BeckByrneBrian.

Any MP who is truly sorry would agree that this is appropriate".

If I am truly honest, I agree with my Dad.

Republicans left town Friday with still more questions than answers on an Obamacare alternative, and the only thing lawmakers truly seem to agree on is that the Affordable Care Act needs to go.

Later, he added, "if you agree: to truly reform #StopandFrisk we must pass legislation to ban racial profiling & to create an independent IG for the NYPD".

IN the fashion industry's ongoing debate about knockoffs, two factions — high-end designers and mainstream clothing manufacturers — agree that truly original ideas should be protected.

Gary Schatsky, a Manhattan real estate lawyer and financial planner, said the most important was whether it truly made sense to agree to share any of a home's appreciated value with the lender.