Sentence examples for we really agree from inspiring English sources
But do we really agree with defining Southwest as a low-cost carrier?
In our view, there is little evidence if any evidence in of the « primordial eukaryotes » scenarios (see specifically [ 50]), so we cannot really agree that our adherence to the symbiogenetic scenario is a « prejudice ».
We can't really agree on what we have for dinner sometimes," said Davenport.
We don't really agree that women should be treated equally, hence why we still have women who are fighting for equality (and they should); we still are a racist country (it's why Black Lives Matter exists!), all you need to do is turn on your television; we still fear outsiders, hence why innocent immigrant children are dying because of our politics of our fear and geographic privileging.
"We couldn't really agree the finances with Toulon, so he'll play for them this weekend.
In April 2006, the band had been courted by several major record labels, instead re-signing with Tooth & Nail Records because they felt that major labels "don't get heavy bands" and "we don't really agree with a lot of the business practices major labels employ sometimes".
Some husbands don't really agree that we should be here.
I really agree with you that we have to find other spaces, community spaces that are more accessible to a more diverse group of people," he said.
Author response: We see the point but do not really agree.
