Sentence examples similar to it begs to differ from inspiring English sources

Palmer calls it brutal, but I beg to differ.

The Asian part of Eurasia, it seems, begs to differ.

It only makes sense that those genetic instructions might also affect how each individual's brain absorbs and responds to what is going on around it". Edward F. Droge Jr. begs to differ.

Boy in the Red Vest, Paul Cezanne: At the outset, this painting is no more famous than any of the others listed -- although it's $109 million value begs to differ.

He begs to differ: "It's managed anarchy".

But Irma, a classmate, begs to differ: "If it were mine, I'd wear it always," she says.

While lace underwear may seem too feminine for some, the Gregg Homme Blacklace Brief (featured in the shoot), begs to differ - it still comes across as decidedly masculine.

He begs to differ.

Jacobi begs to differ.

Woods begs to differ.

Souness begs to differ.