Sentence examples for we quite agree from inspiring English sources
Not sure if we quite agree just yet, although its a shoo-in for some of the technical categories, but it'll be interesting to see which other films emerge from the fest as awards contenders outside of Cannes.
Author response: We quite agree with the reviewers regarding the importance of taxon sampling.
Yet we cannot quite agree on how valuable government health care benefits are to Americans.
We do not quite agree with the reviewers that the concept we are promoting is a variation to RanBP3/Yrb2 for the following reasons: A) Yrb2 binds RanGTP and Crm1 in a cooperative manner and then the complex is presented to the NES containing cargo.
We're all pretty convinced by John Stuart Mill even though we can't quite agree about happiness.
(It's impossible to read about Aziz Ansari, who, with "Modern Romance," fashioned himself the scribe of woke courtship and was then banished from our good graces for sins we can't quite agree upon, without thinking of his first-century counterpart).
"We couldn't quite agree on the name.
As one senior staff person noted, "we [were] all trying to work towards the greater good even if we [didn't] quite agree [with government] on the details".
But the saga tells you much about the need for an institution, an estate, a profession, a trade – we'll probably never quite agree what to call it – that exists independently of the other main centres of power in society.
But I would not quite agree that we need to have yet more intrusive security measures "if we want to be safe on a plane".
