The general concurrence, the glorious union of all things prove the fact.

There was a general concurrence in the principle contended for by the reader of the paper.

Having communicated his doubts to Mr. Grenville, the reply of the latter expresses a general concurrence in his views.

And in the next place, this ought to be ascertained by the decided and general concurrence of the enlightened public.

There seemed to be a general concurrence that such immigration was not desirable, and that Chinese coolies should be absolutely excluded.

I can not be mistaken, I am confident, in counting on the cordial and general concurrence of our fellow-citizens in this sentiment.

There seems to be general concurrence in the proposition that the ultimate object of their treatment should be their civilization and citizenship.

He contented himself with the expression of a general concurrence in the views of Mr. Clay, adding no word of bitterness himself.

Every day produced new indications not only of their general concurrence in the enormities of the government, but of their own personal guilt.