Sentence examples for whom concur from inspiring English sources
The sarcophagus, he suggests, lies underneath or somewhere else in the vicinity of this plain, and comments: 'The present monument... is a place of resort, not only for Jews and Christians, but Mohammedans and Samaritans; all of whom concur in the belief that it stands on the vertiable spot where the patriarch was buried.'.
Thompson, with whom Story concurred, noted that although the U.S. had promised in a compact with Georgia to extinguish the aboriginal title, it had not done so yet, and thus: "[T]he state has not even a reversionary interest in the soil.... [U]ntil this is done, the state can have no claim to the lands".
If Turnbull can take the punch out of politics it will help other politicians too – including the ones with whom his critics concur.
"I would have had to carry to term and give birth to a baby whom the doctors concurred had no chance of a life and would have experienced near-constant pain," Zink said.
Other people close to the government with whom I've spoken tend to concur with this.
In "Noted Guerrillas," even a rough and ready Jesse James — whom modern historians concur was not even present at the Lawrence Massacre — fell victim to these feminine charms.
Senior defense and Administration officials concur with this assessment, but a Pakistani senior military official, whom I reached at his office, in Rawalpindi, disagreed.
Indeed, the only writer for whom Kerouac had greater expectations was himself, and Ginsberg would learn the hard way that it was best to concur in this.
