I am not totally agree vs I am not totally agreed

Some examples from the web:

• I am absolutely convinced that this is true and I totally agree.
• Mr President, this is just a brief statement to declare that I do not totally agree with the Maaten report either.
• However, like my fellow Member, I do not totally agree with what you said about progress in the fight against this phenomenon.
• I do not totally agree with the previous speaker that Ryanair is the ideal example of how to deal with air traffic conditions.
• I totally agree with Mr Karas.
• I totally agree on the issue of economic governance.
• I am delighted to see the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund being utilised in the affected regions mentioned previously and I totally agree with this.
• I totally agree with Mrs Grossetête, but I am afraid that was not the response we received.
• Mr President, I am pleased to say that on this occasion I totally agree with Mr Posselt, which is not always the case.
• Now, I can't say that I totally agree, but I am very proud of you.
• From the point of view of values, I am convinced of this and I totally agree with the ideas expressed by Mr Coelho, and therefore I will not repeat them.
• I totally agree with that. I'm just saying...
• If it's a relationship, I totally agree.
• Mrs Maes, I almost totally agree with what you have just said.
• I totally agree with Mr Martinez who spoke earlier.
• We totally agree with the line of thinking adopted in this report.
• No, I totally agree with Sam.
• I totally agree with all the proposals tabled by the Commission on this issue.
• I totally agree with Mr Sjöstedt that it is not because these directives are not good or ambitious enough.
• We totally agree with Mr Bourlanges that that still needs to be regulated.

Some examples from the web:

• I can't believe that we just totally agreed on something.
• On this point we all totally agreed.
• Mr President, I should like to concur with the Commissioner, who, a moment ago, said that he totally agreed with the Council's positions.
• I am not totally wasted or even wasted.
• I am not totally insensitive, Merlin.
• I am not totally incompetent without a weapon.
• You know... I am not totally jurisdiction without a weapon.
• I am not totally insensitive, Merlin.
• I am not totally convinced that the consumer is really demanding this.
• I am not totally convinced that Commissioners Flynn and Bonino would agree with your very restrictive interpretation of this Court ruling.
• However, because of a small cutback in funds, about which I wish to protest, I am not totally happy with this budget.
• Mr President, first of all, can I also say I am not totally convinced by what the Commissioner told us today.
• I am not totally happy with the compromise, but we cannot delay putting the GHS into our legislation.
• As to the matter of the NLG 1.2 billion in Holland, I am not totally certain if I quite understood what the honourable Member wanted to ask.
• The system is also implemented at national level in several Member States, and other countries are using or developing similar tools, so on this point I am not totally in line with you.
• Whilst it will have the support of the Liberal Group, I am not totally convinced that this raft of rather complex and different legislative and non-legislative initiatives will answer the problem.
• I am not totally against holding public debates on a number of issues, but if all the Council formations had to be organised and carried out publicly, I am not sure that that would yield the results that you want, and that I want as well.
• The Commission agreed totally or partially on 39 amendments and rejected 18 amendments.
• Though I am not totally cer-tain, a man whom I suspect is the person you de-scribed ur, visited the store in the evening and did indeed in-quire to ask a question to query, "Have you got sesame seeds and azuki beans?"
• However, we are not totally inflexible on that and I am willing to have discussions on those amendments with Members before we vote on the report tomorrow.