Sentence examples for to differ from anyone from inspiring English sources

He did not like to differ from anyone who knew so much not only about the present world but the world to come as did Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, but he was wrong about Johnson's writing.

(4) One is obliged to differ from the papacy.

You'll want to differ from that.

The real world begs to differ, if anyone cares to notice.

But my view appears to differ substantially from Cameron".

Your idea of the real Schnittke will differ from mine, or from anyone else's for that matter; the real legacy of Schnittke's music lies precisely in its multidimensional exploration of what musical truth in the 20th century might be, from chaotic polystylism to heartfelt spirituality – and everything in between.

For more general comment pieces, explain your opinion or view – and how this differs from what anyone has said before.

Anyone reading a transcript of the discussions would be hard put to say wherein they differ from all-male or mixed offerings like NBC's "McLaughlin Group," on which "To the Contrary" seems to have been modeled.

Promotional deals differ from company to company, but I avoided anyone offering more than a free £50 wager (bigger deals generally have strings attached – such as rollover rules – which prevent you from immediately withdrawing winnings).

"Ukip will not tolerate anyone abusing their positions in the party, as we have a firm commitment to differing ourselves from the existing political classes.

Anyone walking across Queens Boulevard may beg to differ.