Sentence examples for hate to disagree from inspiring English sources

"He's a guy you hate to disagree with, because he's one of the nicest fellows you could meet in city government," says Eric A. Goldstein, a spokesman for the Natural Resources Defense Council.

Now I hate to disagree with Björk, but the word denim derives from Nîmes, which is in France, and the first denim trousers were made in Italy in the 17th century.

I hate to disagree with the man, but I disagree with him.

We hate to disagree with the estimable Mr. Chong -- whose blasé attitude toward the controversy is in its own way charming, the kind of relaxed worldview that perhaps only years of recreational drug use could produce -- but Oprah doesn't tend to laugh off slights.

How to Eat hates to disagree with such a learned kitchen colossus as Harold McGee, but his assertion, in On Food & Cooking, that omelettes are "a good fate for fragile, runny lower-quality eggs", certainly runs contrary to this column's experience.

Love him or hate him, it's hard to disagree on his appraisals of his own talents relative to his peers.

Eventually, they agreed to disagree, with Gordy, who hated What's Going On, telling Marvin: "One of us is going to learn a lesson with this".

I know scientists hate the name God particle, and it's hard to disagree with any of their reasons for objecting.

"Peel probably hated this song," he shrugs, typically, as an entire audience unite to disagree.

Time and again, the people who love Kate don't seem to disagree that much with the person who – putatively – hates her.

Hate speech and harassment are not neutral or something that we can "agree to disagree on".