Sentence examples for to differ about from inspiring English sources

Others beg to differ about whose doughnuts are the best.

[World Business, Section W.] Continuing Questions About Flight Accounts continue to differ about Northwest Flight 327.

Mr. Schwarz begs to differ about Gehl's quick response to their offer.

Ofcom begged to differ about the trailer, which aired 164 times in a pre-watershed slot on both ITV2 and ITV4.

The justices appeared to differ about whether such a restriction was sensible, but they seemed largely united that it did not run afoul of the Constitution.

In short, while they will continue to differ about electoral reform, when it comes to wider political reform more unites the coalition partners than divides them.

What they were differing about, above all, was the appropriate use of force.

Importantly, the theta phases in these two regions tended to differ by about π/4, indicating that the gamma synchronization maxima were locked to different theta phases each both regions.

The only route to compromise was a huge, unstable "agreement to differ" not only about the territory's future, but about the past.

They can agree to differ with Mr Morsi about the controversial constitution, which he rammed through in December.

As for the conference call, it proved revealing in that Jeff Wilpon, the team's chief operating officer, and Omar Minaya, the team's general manager, clearly seemed to differ in their feelings about Rodriguez's future with the team.