Sentence examples for i have to differ from inspiring English sources

I know Simon says a skilful cook can save a cheap broiler chicken but I have to differ.

I have to differ with the author, however, about the status of Damascus Jews.

"I have a lot of respect for Susan Collins, but I have to differ with her on this.

Although I agree with Assemblymember Anthony Portantino (D-La Cañada) that a tunnel for the 710 extension is wrong ("Caltrans can't be trusted with the 710," Sept. 1) I have to differ with his letter about the 710 extension being built.

But I would have to differ with you, because so many so called spiritual leaders, so many religions have spoken all about unity, about love, and they have not only condoned horrible things - they have done terrible things...

I don't see that they have to differ at all really.

We'll just have to differ regards Luiz.

However, we have to differ from Lord Carlile's point.

As the kind of left-leaning liberal who tends to agree with the positions taken by The Nation in most instances, I hate having to differ so completely on the Israel issue with many I otherwise would align with.

I have to beg to differ.

Everyone can get it eventually, if they just think". I have to beg to differ.