Sentence examples for certainly beg from inspiring English sources

Coe and Co. would certainly beg to differ, but Nuttall's suggestion that the International Olympic Committee consider a less grandiose template for Olympic Stadiums of the future — perhaps even a pack-and-play circus tent option — certainly deserves more serious thought.

Lee Westwood would certainly beg to differ, not least because he has won the last two strokeplay events he has entered and the world rankings place him at No1. Martin Kaymer, currently ranked No3, one spot behind Donald, is another with a legitimate claim.

Whether that's true or not for all sectors remains to be seen (AWS would certainly beg to differ), it seems to be the prevailing mentality in healthcare.

Anne would certainly beg us to be allies for those who are not our ethnicity, our religion, our 'tribe'--as the non-Jewish friends who supported her family in hiding took extraordinary risks to be her ally.

But it certainly begs the question, at what point does a "future leader" become a "leader"?

Well, that one guy from "CSI: Atlanta" certainly begs to differ!

Well, that one guy from "CSI: Atlanta" (the one with the gray hair) certainly begs to differ!

Elkington balked at the idea of an acquisition by Microsoft or anyone else, although the deepening partnership certainly begged the question.

This certainly begs the question of why Teresa ate on top of the table.

"This certainly begs the question of whether men and women practice medicine differently.

It certainly begs the question of why CNN chose to overlook all 40 YouTube questions about health care.