Sentence examples for we actually agree from inspiring English sources

"I know all the press coverage is always on the fights that we have, but let me tell you, we actually agree on things every now and then in Washington," Mr. Clinton said.

Adding, "The people that are leading that movement, it's amazing, because we actually agree on something for the first time.

"And, importantly, we do so without compromise, because on many of these issues, we actually agree with each other's policy postures".

We actually agree with that -- however (and no offense to Warren Buffett) hearing Buffett play the ukulele and sing "I've Been Working on the Railroad" (a song first recorded in 1927) on China's equivalent of Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve is not likely to endear many people to the Chinese government's definition of 'entertainment.'entertainment

For both sides keeping money and businesses locally is a shared good, but as in so many other overlapping, yet somehow conflicting arguments, we won't admit that we actually agree unless the path to getting there has been tailored to our own sense of self.

We actually agree with the reviewers that ADP and NAD+ probably have higher affinity to the open state channel.

About a year into my co-founder/CEO relationship with Brian, we realized that we kept getting into conflicts around issues that we actually agreed on.

"With Shumenov, the WBA champion, we actually agreed the unification fight and agreed we'd go to Vegas where he's based, but unfortunately they couldn't get a TV date and then they didn't want to come here.

And when it came to a couple of Richard's political ideas (within a discussion that HE had engaged me in), we actually agreed. .

But, she added, "there were some things we did, actually agree upon, like preserving open space for parts of town".

However, even if one still thinks that honour norms are worse than Jehovah's Witnesses' norms (something to which we would actually agree) and even if one also would question this idea of the neutral state (an issue to which we remain neutral in this paper), there is the question of which means we should use to protect benign, so to speak, subgroups and combat malignant, so to speak, ones.