The fact that no agreement was announced Monday, as some had expected, seemed to signal deep misgivings among several of Saudi Arabia's neighbors.
The President is pro-choice, and he has signalled some misgivings about the Stupak amendment.
And the grainy melancholy in his voice — which suggests John Legend and R. Kelly looking over their shoulders at Marvin Gaye — often signals deep misgivings, even when his romances are going more comfortably.
She said in the Washington Post interview that Brazil's abstention in a recent United Nations vote condemning stoning as a method of execution was "an error," and she signaled her misgivings, shared by many Brazilians, about Mr. da Silva's failed Iran mediation effort.
She also signalled her misgivings, amply shared by Brazilians, about Lula's failed attempt to mediate in the nuclear dispute between Iran and the international community, an initiative that proved costly to Brazil's international prestige and its relations with the US.
NATO members signaled fewer misgivings than before other recent U.S.-led interventions.
Knowledgeable diplomats say that France has signaled that, despite misgivings over the occupation of Iraq, it will not veto a resolution to lift the sanctions and may even vote yes.
Germany a Sticking Point in Aerospace Merger Talks | Reuters reports: "EADS and BAE Systems have edged closer towards winning political backing for a $45 billion merger to create the world's biggest arms group amid positive signals from Britain and France, but German misgivings over control is a big obstacle, sources close to the talks said".
Then he signaled the depth of his own misgivings.
Even before the N.B.A.'s action on Thursday, Republicans in North Carolina had signaled repeatedly that the league's misgivings about the law were unlikely to persuade its supporters.
In 2002, after 12 years of deafness and with some misgivings, Shipsey got a cochlear implant, a device that would bypass damaged tissue, transmitting sound signals directly to his auditory nerve.
