at one

Idioms  

1. In agreement, in harmony, as in John and Pat were at one on every subject except her cat, which made him sneeze, or Springtime always makes me feel at one with nature. [1300s]

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Example Sentences

To say that Magic ruffled C.C.’s feathers was both an understatement and a statement of fact because at one point she came up to C.C. and said, “Can you really fly with those wings? I mean—really! If I had wings, they would have much longer feathers than those.”

From Literature

But Magic was looking at a long object made of wooden slats nailed together that curled back on themselves at one end.

From Literature

“It’s possible that he would be a little scared, or more than a little. In fact, it’s possible he might become very scared at one or two moments. But in the long run, I think it will be for the benefit of all. Would you be willing to assist me?”

From Literature

Then he took a stick with bristles at one end and combined the colored goo together in the middle, creating new colors.

From Literature

“Fortunately,” she says, “I’m an Aussie, so I grew up very aware of the ocean. But I’m sensible. I did about 75% of it, but I also had a brilliant stunt double. Our cinematographer did float off at one time,” she adds with a laugh, “but Mary was always safety first.”

From Los Angeles Times