Idiom: see eye to eye (with someone)
Note: This idiom is often used in the negative form: to not see eye to eye about something or disagree with someone about something
— My mom and I don't see eye to eye on politics so we discuss other things.
— Happiness is seeing eye to eye with your wife about how to spend money.
— Bill's secretary didn't see eye to eye with him about her salary so she quit.
— I see eye to eye with my in-laws about almost everything so we have a wonderful relationship and rarely quarrel.
— Although I don't see eye to eye with ex-husband on many things, we both are very civil for the sake of our children.
— Well, we see eye to eye on everything except how to raise our children...
— My son and his latest girlfriend see eye to eye on many things so it's a completely different scenario from the last person he dated.
— My supervisor and I didn't see eye to eye on my performance review so I refused to sign it.
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