Sentence examples for That misgivings from inspiring English sources

Lady Greenfield is aware that misgivings such as hers are as old as writing itself (famously condemned by Plato, who worried that it would atrophy memory).

For years, health workers have tried to prove that various misgivings about vaccination drives are groundless.

Gen Dempsey left no doubt that those misgivings are shared by the military brass.

It was at this point in the reporting that the misgivings kicked in.

He said that his misgivings about the revamped Booker were not categorical.

Unfortunately, the second installment of the four-opera cycle, "Die Walküre," confirms that the misgivings were the more prescient.

Mr. Marks said by e-mail that "my misgivings about the play are in print" and declined to comment further.

For him, and for the school, the success was self-reinforcing, such that any misgivings that the Salesian leadership may have about an obscured spiritual mission must be tempered by pragmatism.

Gore campaign officials, nervous that the misgivings of some Democrats could undermine their effort, urged Democrats to unite behind the vice president -- and prevent open defections.

But he acknowledged that his misgivings had more to do with how the soldiers were treated — and whether that comported with Islamic law — than any concern for their fates.

Recent work by scholars about Soviet policies towards Germany has shown that such misgivings were well founded, see Wettig, 2005: p. 199).