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Meanings of meeting of minds in English
Portuguese
acordo Synonyms
Examples for "concurrence"
Examples for "concurrence"
1
The general concurrence, the glorious union of all things prove the fact.
2
The result was that she expressed her hearty concurrence in such views.
3
But to this measure the concurrence of the other chiefs was wanting.
4
Nothing, however, effectual could be done without the concurrence of the planters.
5
It was a fortuitous concurrence of garments, arising I know not how.
Usage of meeting of minds in English
1
Before the fish were tainted, there would be a meeting of minds.
2
But that does not mean there will be a meeting of minds.
3
He and Teilhard seem to have had a philosophical meeting of minds.
4
This particular meeting of minds has been a long time in the works.
5
EBONY: The event truly sounds like an incredible meeting of minds.
6
It proved to be an unusual meeting of minds between economists and ecologists.
7
I thought we could come to a meeting of minds.
8
Even the most hardened amongst us was surprised by this spontaneous meeting of minds.
9
Hopes of any meeting of minds on Ukraine are slim.
10
This " meeting of minds" was an unusual experience, but it wasn't unpleasant.
11
There can be no communion here, no meeting of minds.
12
Conversation is not a verbal nor vocal contest, but a mutual meeting of minds.
13
We need a meeting of minds to share best practices across the sectors within education.
14
The initial meeting of minds took place right there.
15
Baird didn't need understanding or a meeting of minds.
16
Let's call this a meeting of minds shall we?