Correa sees eye-to-eye with progressive leaders like Jayapal on this issue.
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Vladimir Putin, Russia's president, who faces elections in March, sees eye-to-eye with Prince Muhammad.
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Pompeo, on the other hand, is a foreign policy hawk who sees eye to eye with the president on Iran in particular.
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She describes type of employee as someone who never sees eye-to-eye with a boss and always claims they're receiving unfair treatment.
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Or has Trump found a running mate who, with only minor exceptions, sees eye to eye with him in spewing sexism, racism and bigotry?
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A slew of polls have shown voters in the party prioritize nominating a candidate who can defeat Trump over one that necessarily sees eye to eye with them on policy.
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Trump generally sees eye to eye with Republicans in Congress in calling for major tax cuts, including those for the wealthy, although details of their plans are not an exact match.
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Musk berated Lopez for saying she sees "eye to eye" with Jim Chanos in a tweet with a link to a story she wrote about his tips for investing in China.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Teenage environmental activist Greta Thunberg brought her campaign to the Vatican on Wednesday and met Pope Francis, who sees eye-to-eye with her on the dangers of climate change.
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But, before we start reaching for the tissues, not everyone sees eye to eye on this: A few professors who spoke to Vice Canada predicted Jon Snow (really, Aegon Targaryen) will get the throne.
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Israel feels it can rely on unwavering support from the administration of US President Donald Trump, as the American President sees eye-to-eye with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on the Iran deal.
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Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, for his part, believes Haftar will prevent the Muslim Brotherhood from gaining a foothold in Libya and in general sees eye-to-eye with Putin when it comes to anti-terrorist measures.
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Tagle, a progressive who sees eye-to-eye with Francis on social issues from poverty to immigration, has already had decades of pastoral experience as a priest, as bishop of the Philippine city of Imus and later as archbishop of Manila.
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Navarro, now the 68-year-old director of the White House National Trade Council, sees eye to eye with Trump on the need for tough, protective tariffs to insulate American jobs and swat down the meddling tentacles of China's aggressive economic policy.
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Close observers say she is allergic to cutting deals and that in cabinet she sees eye-to-eye only with ministers who, like Philip Hammond, her chancellor, and Damian Green, her welfare secretary (and the husband of her Oxford tutorial partner), she has known for decades.
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If you're not bothered about perceptions, either because you're a carefree recreational user like Black the Ripper, or because you are a medical user who sees eye-to-eye with Paul Flynn's perspective, lighting up in public is your own prerogative—just be aware that the law still isn't on your side.
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His ability to play the inside game has given him a platform to help advance a policy agenda he has long championed: restricting the flow of immigrants and refugees to the U.S. It helps that Miller sees eye-to-eye with Trump on an issue he put front and center during the 2016 campaign.
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