Sentence examples for wholly agreeing from inspiring English sources
After all, her meaning was perfectly clear and the sentence was slightly easier to say than, say, "What those people shared with us was weird, right?" I remember smiling at the sentence abbreviation and wholly agreeing with the sentiment (of course, everything seemed weird then).
Ashe does not wholly agree.
Even Wall does not wholly agree with Fried's analysis.
I am not sure that I wholly agree.
Murat Aras I wholly agree with your pro-democracy stance for Turkey.
But I don't wholly agree with Paul that it's completely pointless.
Labour's shadow chancellor, John McDonnell, didn't wholly agree with this analysis.
"I look forward to the time I can wholly agree with your thoughts here," the composer Kristin Kuster responded.
Nobody can wholly agree (save in worked-out, traditional religious positions) who he is or what he or she wants.
Few historians today would wholly agree with the once sacrosanct formula of Leopold von Ranke (1795 1886) that their task is to record the past as it really took place.
Janeway, the author of the 2012 book "Doing Capitalism in the Innovation Economy," said that he didn't wholly agree with Greenspan's non-interventionist approach.
