I agree with this.
Yes, I fully agree.
But I agree with you.
I agree with you.; I agree with your view [opinion].
I entirely agree with you.
"I quite agree."he added.
I agree to this arrangement.
I fully agree with that.
Broadly speaking, I agree with you.
I agree to leave at once.
Everybody agree with that? Anybody say seven?
I agree. I like checkered patterns, too.
Again miss Dimple would fully agree.
Participants can indicate if they agree, disagree, kind of agree or oppose vehemently -- all non-verbally.
Most scientists now agree that polygraph "testing" is junk science.
On this point, the priest and the philosopher agree.
We agree to use cartons for outer packing.
Yes, I agree that the sheet is upside down.
I have one small request, hope you can agree.
The product owner and team agree on a goal for the sprint.
Travelling in Rome, Bush said he did not agree with the ruling.
More than a few people in Egypt, the Arab world's most populous country, agree with Mohamed.
Maybe if I'm polite to him, agree with him, he'll go away.
But can we not agree to be aware of the possibilities?
Affluence is a pretty good deal. Judging from that map, the people of the world seem to agree.
They will not agree a binding deal; they don't want to tell each other where their spy satellites are, or to agree not to blow them up when they feel like it, to test their flashy new weaponry.
When you and DB2 agree If you and DB2 agree on the best available access path but that path does not deliver satisfactory performance, you need to provide DB2 with a new access path choice.
Never mind his mistress: he and his wife couldn't even agree on where to go for a holiday.
Don't you agree that the black frame is a tad big around the screen? About half that would do too.
Good points. I agree that the concept of "growth" as a goal needs some serious scrutiny and probably redefinition.
I agree with the upbeat sentiment in many of your documents: countries can radically change the health situation by seizing the right opportunities for action.
I have mountains and rivers, you have Qin Si, but I withdraw from you. I am arrogant. You don't agree with me in my life.
You don't have to buy into the premises of the mediaeval Parisian clerics to agree with their conclusion and admire the result.
A rival perception, however, suggests that they are more like a couple on the verge of divorce: they agree on little, and trust each other even less.
The results agree with previous studies that have analyzed single photons whose precursor and main wave form have not been separated, which have reported an oscillatory structure.
He wants everyone to agree with his grandiose vision of how things should be and makes sure of that by surrounding himself with yes-men and women and ruthlessly beating down dissenting views.
What I said is, I don't want to agree with you. I don't want to be responsible. I want to please you. It seems that everything is floating in the present. It's just that you leave and disdain.
If you agree with my estimates, then you should do this as an investor, you should hold only some mixture of this tangency portfolio, which is 9% oil, 27% stocks, and 64% bonds.
Most students of ageing agree that an animal's maximum lifespan is set by how long it can reasonably expect to escape predation, disease, accident and damaging aggression by others of its kind.
Everyone has their own definition, but most would agree that it involves a more relaxed approach to learning that follows the interests of the child rather than relying on a fixed curriculum.
When the three disciples couldn't find their master they followed them to the bottomless Cave. Monkey changed himself into an insect to go inside the cave. He saw that the evil spirit was urging his master to drink wine so he would get drunk and agree to marry her.
It is important to work with these people closely at project inception to understand product vision and define user research focus, and then throughout the Requirements Definition and Framework Definition phases (see Chapters 6 and 7) to define and agree upon the product definition.
