Sentences with phrase «probably agree though»

Most can probably agree though, there's a fine line between informative and annoying, which Facebook seems to have no problem completely ignoring.

Not exact matches

Anyone who's ever used one will probably agree that there's no reason to go back to the much bulkier and heavier regular iPad, even though it does have a sharper screen.

I agree that Rich Dad, Poor Dad is worth reading even though it's probably 90 % — or even 100 % — fake.

As Jesus said, the every person remains under judgement for rejecting the light (aka Jesus) and remaining in darkness (though we could probably all agree that even this darkness gets pierced by the light from time to time).

Because even though the phrase «going to church» kind of bugs me (we don't go, we are), and even though it's messy and imperfect, even though I've let them down and they have let me down, even though there are disappointments, even though I don't agree with everybody and they probably think I'm crazy sometimes, too, even though I don't think we need an official sanctioned Sunday morning thing to be part of the Body of Christ, because even though I think the Church crosses a lot of our self - made boundaries and preferences and gatekeepers, I keep choosing this small family out of hope and joy.

Though most Christians would probably agree with William H. Willimon that Christian Scientists are «part of the family, distant relatives at least» («Are There Cults at Furman?»

He needs our view on salvation, wrath, and eternal rewards, and our case might be strengthened with his view of justification, while avoiding the mistakes he makes about works following faith... though really, his point about works is that they follow faith in the Holy Spirit... which is different, and which I could probably agree with.

You are probably going to get a red arrow fly past for saying it though but I for one wholeheartedly agree.

Then maybe he'd actually agree to be sold (though doubtful; his own valuation of his ability far exceeds reality, so he's probably choose to stay and «fight for his place»).

Where Adonis and Burnham would probably agree, though, is on the importance of apprenticeships.

Michael Gove at Schools, though I'm told his final deal probably won't be agreed until the last minute

I have to agree though that these areas probably make up the bulk of that Tory vote — the red sprawl of Seacroft, Gipton, Harehills et al vastly dominates the seat.

Though Kondo's prompt provides a great jumping - off point, most of the organizers I reached out to agree that it probably won't apply to every item in your space — and that's totally OK.

Seeds are healthy though, and I agree, an ounce of walnuts swapped for an ounce of seeds would probably be beneficial as well.

I agree with you in that though each individual month's payment might not seem like much, it does add up, and ultimately it's probably still more economical to save up and buy what you really want.

:) I agree with your take, Jamie, the bag I have is probably not the Snapping Lawns bag even though the color is similar.

I would have to agree though that the first pic with the metallic skirt... yeah chile... lol, that probably would have been the first time I did not comment on a blog post of yours.

You should probably consult with a lawyer or legal counsel before signing any legally binding documents, though, so that you don't agree to anything that might cause you trouble with the law.

I'd probably agree on that top 5 though, except I'd make it a top 6 because Infinity War definitely belongs there somewhere.

Although I agree they will probably release GC games on the Wii U down the road but who knows, even though a lot of people want GBA games, they still haven't officially announced it = -LRB-

Even though, in replacing Jack Nicholson and Brad Pitt (who both were sort of iffy on the lead - supporting continuum) with Mark Wahlberg's middle finger and Jackie Earle Haley's little appendage, the Academy implicitly agreed with us, the no - small - parts - only - small - actors initiative will probably fail to move through committee if Oscar voters vote with where history has informed us their hearts lead them: lefty, global market agitprop.

He and I probably agree on 90 percent of the issues, though we have sparred at times over the federal role, the balance between «excellence and equity,» and sundry other topics.

This is probably one of the few areas Ravitch and I would generally agree on, though I suspect I'm much more open to for - profit providers — but there needs to be VERY strong regulation, oversight, audits, etc..

Mayor Penn Cage and his father, Dr. Tom Cage, appear to be on separate paths in this story, though we know they probably agree on many things.

I'd only argue against Conventional Wisdom which perhaps Scott had also happened to agree with in passing though he probably wasn't that passionate about it and hopefully he won't get upset with me for writing this and if he does maybe I can claim Plucky broke into my account and wrote it while I was distracted watching «The Voice.»)

I do agree with you though that the worst thing that this game will have going against it is that the critics will probably not look at this game from a nostalgic standpoint, and will likely judge it harshly because it's probably not going to be like what most people think of when they think open world.

Look okay if you personally don't like the controls then that's fine, we can agree to disagree (though yeah I will grant I'm probably a bit harsh on Sterling because he gives off a certain air in his videos that bugs me).

I probably agree with you a bit more about the relative merit of indies, though I'm not willing to go nearly as far in making that case to people who clearly aren't interested.

Even though I agree with that sentiment sort of, we have to rememeber and realize that Infinity has been under slow development for probably about a decade now.

Same goes for Nintendo and PC — a number of 3DS games got into Best RPG, though — but I would agree that mobile gaming was probably a bit marginalised.

I think we should agree that D - O events, imperfectly understood though they may be, are the result of some chaotic nonlinear system which is probably sensitive to initial conditions.

You probably don't have enough objective bones in your body to agree though so I'll stipulate in advance you don't agree.

However, the part I quoted deserves to be taken seriously whether one agrees with it or not, and I expect Dr. Curry will do that, even though she probably has some disagreements with Trenberth's overall perspective.

So I would suggest that if something does indeed seem wrong about this record (though I don't agree with your reading of it) then it is probably more likely that the dating is not quite right and / or there are other factors involved about which we have no record.

That is an argument I would probably tend to agree with, though many on the AGW side of this debate have denigrated the notion that the Sun's variations aren't really responsible for the recent increase in global surface T, so I'm not sure your argument is fruitful in that regard.

At the UN climate change conference in Paris last year, the world agreed to try to limit global warming to 2C, or maybe even 1.5 C. Of course, it looks as though the world will probably warm by much more than that.

This is probably a point where you and I agree: namely that human CO2 emissions have a correlation with atmospheric CO2 levels on a multi-annual basis, even though the relation is not clear on a year - to - year basis, where between 15 % and 90 % of the emitted CO2 «remains» in the atmosphere., with this averaging out to around 50 % over the longer tem.

So for what it's worth my views are: In the extremely likely category: 1 - Agree 2 - Agree 3 - Agree 4 - Agree 5 - Not so sure - though this is probably down to a lack of knowledge on my part re this particular point.

I agree that my ISP could probably figure out how to read my email if it really wanted to, but my neighbour and the letter carrier can't, though they can read my postcards on their way to my mailbox, or by lifting them out of it.

I agree there is racism and discrimination in the practice of law, as there is in society (though a couple of her comments about her own experience are probably reflective of looking young as much as being black).

Arguing Arguing with your partner happens — even though you may be soulmates, you won't always agree on everything, but in the end that's probably a good thing.

If there's one thing that we can probably agree upon though, it's that it is not always easy to agree with another person, especially when that person is the one you are attempting to divorce.

I think most of us can probably agree that simplifying the consumption of unnecessary chemicals and redefining our definition of what is actually clean isn't a bad idea, though.