There is no general agreement as to the order in which the subjects belonging to the general group should be given.
There is a general agreement in these three texts as to the content of such a course; viz.
Cicero blames them, because it is understood to be settled by general agreement, that all men are to restore what they are possessed of, if another is proved to be the rightful owner.
There seems to be no general agreement of opinion upon the origin of funeral rites, and the variety of ways, in which they were performed.
There has been no satisfactory definition of "Beauty," nor can the term be shortly interpreted until there is a general agreement as to what it covers.
It is true that the groups are less clearly marked than in zoology; nor is there a general agreement as to the characteristics in respect of which we are to look for resemblances.
There is no general agreement on the proper place in history of retrograde changes, of those oscillations which bring things back to the point from which they started.
He knows that he will everywhere find a necessity for food, clothing, and shelter; and everywhere some mode of general agreement how to live together.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "general agreement" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
