Muhly politely cavils at Adams's suggestion that youth should indicate anger.
Few, whatever their politics, will cavil at Michael Gove's aspiration of setting teachers free.
In these difficult times, some may cavil at paying £15 for a book of 157 pages.
It is ironic that we now cavil at the gentle reintroduction of a magnificent beast that we hunted down remorselessly.
Though Rangers had two penalty appeals ignored by the Swedish referee, Peter Frojdfeldt, Smith did not cavil at the Russians' success.
But it seemed somehow small-minded to cavil at a show that was obviously, in many respects, an outstanding piece of drama with several standout characters.
Whatever measures they deem necessary will have to clear the Bundestag, where many members oppose greater German generosity to Southern Europe, and then the constitutional court, which tends to cavil at more powers for the European Union.
It seems churlish to cavil at a director who has such a patient, brooding eye for urban loveliness; just look at the scene where Bobby beats up Jumbo (Danny Hoch), a friendly, loose-tongued associate at the club.
In the perennially contentious world of early music there will always be some to cavil at the length of this appoggiatura or the speed of that trill, let alone the occasional jazzy riff or the cornetto played in mariachi style.
As Moses said, nobody could cavil at a system designed to maintain and improve the quality of advocacy on which the rule of law and the administration of justice depend.
No-one should seem to cavil at a system designed to maintain and improve the quality of advocacy on which the rule of law and the adminstration of justice depends.
