Query any talk you want.

Meaning/Usage: A polite way of disagreeing Explanation: Sounds very British for an American.

And British English is seen as more polite.

"I beg to differ. I don't think that is the right way to handle the situation."

"I beg to differ. You did a really nice job and deserved the promotion."

"I beg to differ. What he did was inexcusable."

A. "I still think we should get a new car."

B. "I beg to differ. The car we have works fine."

A. "I guess you're right. We can wait."

Other Common Sentences"I disagree with you."

"I politely disagree."