Sentence examples for critics beg from inspiring English sources
He insists that his work is not a reaction to the tricksy habits of the YBAs, but art critics beg to differ.
So the eliminativist will hold that the self-refutation critics beg the question against eliminative materialism.
Naomi Kawase called her competition entry a "masterpiece" before the fest, but critics begged to differ.
Unfortunately for Mr. Emsley, who is unlikely to produce work that generates this degree of interest anytime soon, most art critics begged to differ.
But no matter how much the critics begged him to design something modern, he was determined to revisit the Blass of old.
His critics may beg to differ, but I will probably think twice now before saying so to his face.
Conservative film critic Christian Toto begs to differ.
The National Review's Charles C.W. Cooke -- a fierce Trump critic -- is begging Sens. Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz to "find their resolve and all-but-machine-gun the man to the floor". As the old "Animal House" line goes, "This situation absolutely requires a really futile and stupid gesture be done on somebody's part". And so we turn to the anti-Trump forces' last stand in Thursday's Texas debate.
Do not be critics, you people, I beg you.
The offending quotation from Eggers is this: Do not be critics, you people, I beg you.
