Sentence examples similar to was agreed something from inspiring English sources

Many Labour MPs want a further referendum regardless of what is agreed - something Jeremy Corbyn has been luke warm on so far.

What made the Montreal Protocol even more exceptional was the speed with which it was agreed - something Prof Jane Francis, director of the British Antarctic Survey, says was "really amazing".

That said, Bitcoin, it was agreed, will have something of a binary outcome: Worth something, or worth nothing.

The other, remarkable fact that re-reading "Sexual Politics" now brings to light is this: that at the time it was written, literature was agreed to be something worth fighting over.

LET it be agreed that something serious needs to be done to contain the mounting cost of cyber-crime.

One possibility is that (19) represents what is agreed on, something neutral between specific and unspecific.

He had a learning disability and was estranged from his family but his end of life plans had to be agreed, which is something families usually help with.

"I think everybody is agreed that there is something out there," said Michael Devlin, a Columbia University psychiatrist who studies the disorder.

I'd be 50 before long, and everywhere I turned the neuroscientists were agreeing: try something different.

So, we're agreeing that something must be done.

"+1" to me implies that you're agreeing with something someone else said or did.