Sentence examples for Have certain misgivings from inspiring English sources
"However, we have certain misgivings as to the size of the American market for what remains, despite Mauriac's brilliant introduction, a document".
"I have certain misgivings about what we're doing," said Stephen M. Walt, a professor at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University.
"However, we have certain misgivings as to the size of the American market for what remains, despite Mauriac's brilliant introduction, a document". Kurt Wolff, the head of Pantheon, also turned "Night" down.
However, there are two points in the report about which I have certain misgivings.
As hour followed hour toward an absolute writing deadline (a condition I've never had to deal with in fifty years at The New Yorker), I was able to produce only one sentence: "The citizen has certain misgivings".
Sorkin, however, had certain misgivings about the estate tax story's appeal, considering the prevalent bipartisan spirit of the time, in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks.
Though she had certain misgivings along the way, she felt that the last few pages answered all her questions and "moved [her] almost to tears".
President Clinton signed the treaty on Sunday but recommended that Mr. Bush not submit it to the Senate until certain misgivings had been addressed.
Instead, with certain misgivings, he joined the circus.
Other MPs have expressed misgivings.
