Sentence examples for he begs to differ from inspiring English sources
He begs to differ: "It's managed anarchy".
As the man who enthusiastically ushered the Carbuncle Cup-winning Walkie-Talkie through the system, he begs to differ.
IF this sounds paranoid, he begs to differ: he terms his habits prudent protocols, calls it a peculiarly American fantasy that bad things can't happen to good people.
Naturally, he begs to differ, citing his campaigns for secondary schools in local council estates as his proudest achievements as an MP.
The fact he then arranged for his former wife to sing it has sometimes been portrayed as an act of sadism, although he begs to differ: "No, not at all.
Mr. Hammond cited a media maven's prediction that a computer program might win a Pulitzer Prize in journalism in 20 years — and he begged to differ.
When Tommy Haas, a 35-year-old from Germany, was told in August that no American man was in the top 20 for the first time since the ATP rankings began 40 years ago, he begged to differ.
In a call with Siegel, he begged to differ.
As for the notion that a failure to stop the leak now might lead to its disintegration, he simply begs to differ, even if he knows the question might be considered legitimate by some.
His friend Falstaff, a chubby mixed-breed he meets in the park, begs to differ.
