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But the movie is agnostic about how much progress we have made.

The project aims to be agnostic on the right or wrong thing to do.

However, I repeat that my group is agnostic and will have a free vote on the matter.

Later in life he became an agnostic but always maintained respect for the church.

"We were agnostic about the outcome of the vote," he said.

We can look at it from both agnostic and religious viewpoints.

Then a little agnostic doubt began to creep over his face.

For our part, we should be agnostic about the delivery mechanism.

He calls himself an agnostic but also a cultural Anglican.

He has described himself as "essentially agnostic" on his radio show.

But when it came to taking a genuine position on the issue, he pronounced himself agnostic.

The ceremony had taken place in a register office as both families were agnostic.

I have said that this is wholly reasonable and even agnostic.

Instead, we should remain agnostic until we have better information.

In a 2001 interview, Matthews stated that he was agnostic.

We should be agnostic on the platform, but evangelical about the content.

However, earlier thinkers and written works have promoted agnostic points of view.

"We're agnostic" on the direction of the markets, he said.

This, she explained, "shows our agnostic approach to operating systems."

If someone can give me single member constituencies without party lists, then I'm agnostic about change.

He had no time for organised religion, and was agnostic.

The beginning is an obvious appeal to the agnostic rulers.

The Council must therefore approach the deal in a genuinely agnostic spirit.

Isn't it rather agnostic, under these circumstances, to say that we'll never know what happened?

Darwin himself was an agnostic but always respectful of religious faith.

Agnostics say that there is no way to know whether gods exist or not.

Agnostics say that it cannot be known if a god or gods exist.

Actually, most atheists and agnostics do believe in something greater than themselves.

The religious forms that are spiritual comfort food for agnostics.

One or two others have described themselves as agnostics.

The debate can turn old believers into converts, or at least agnostics.

Most agnostics disagree, they think their view is different from atheism.

There is also a substantial number of atheists and agnostics.

Political agnostics ask whether even modest gains aren't better than police action.

When a death sentence is given, some agnostics become spiritually motivated.

In the process, several Council members declared themselves to be atheists or agnostics.

Other agnostics, though, say only that they themselves currently do not know if there are any deities.

Some agnostics just cannot themselves decide whether to believe any deities exist or not.

Agnostics are the only ones to suggest that they don't have the answers.

It was only the agnostics who were nervous about it.

Many of the society's members are agnostics or atheists.

But in Uruguay, 1 out of 10 people are atheists or agnostics.

"Does that mean atheists or agnostics don't have the rights of other Americans?"

Among these scientists have been agnostics as well as believers.

They were agnostics perhaps even old-fashioned Rationalists - and had a family of young children.

If a miracle happened in your office, you'd have to hush it up, now so many bishops are agnostics.

Churchman and Agnostic can easily find good weapons for argument in his works.

The agnostics among the country-club set were stirring in their seats.

A broad figure estimates the number of atheists and agnostics on Earth at 1.1 billion.

Indeed, Bach's music has long served as a sort of quasi-religion for agnostics.