Sentence examples for we probably agree from inspiring English sources

One friend laughed and told me that we probably agree on more issues than we disagree on.

I support electronic filing of fund-raising reports in the Senate because, as we probably agree, disclosure leads to more transparency in government.

If your answer is yes to those three questions then we probably agree that the Liverpool manager knew what he was doing.

"We probably agree on more than we disagree on," he said in an interview after meeting today with Attorney General John Ashcroft.

So, I think we probably agree that advertising is important to the future of the internet, given it's been important to any content (be that radio, television, or newspapers) that we've consumed for more than a century.

While we disagree with the libertarians about more things than we probably agree on, it's usually centered on an honest disagreement about the appropriate role of government.

I'm happy to tell you that we probably agreed to an increase in educational benefits for our veterans that not only gives them increase in their educational benefits, but if they stay in for a certain period of time than they can transfer those educational benefits to their spouses and or children.

Unofficially, we can probably agree that things aren't so simple – or so perilous.

We would probably agree that either one is much more colourful than "P4," the moon's provisional name after its discovery in 2011.

And when the time comes, if Lydia and her brothers are willing to take on Sophie's care, we will probably agree to that, too.

We should probably agree that there is no contradiction between the fact that the unconscious brain can be in the driver's seat, and also influenced both from the inside (genetic) and outside (the larger society).