Few, whatever their politics, will cavil at Michael Gove's aspiration of setting teachers free.
Some newspapers will cavil, arguing that without sensation and intrusion they cannot survive.
So I was a little surprised to hear him mispronounce "cavil" last night, putting the stress on the second syllable.
In all, more than 700 entries cover a growing discipline.One cavil needs to be mentioned.
Thus inspired, let me cavil a little bit about the glorious American liberation of Iraq.Why are you so besotted with Mr Bush and his imperial delusions?
Sooner rather than later, I expect her to visit Washington, DC, and to cavil a little bit at Mr Bush.C.
It is time for others to tell us when they are ready to open their markets, to table proposals to liberalise and to match their criticism with commitment.Some trade specialists cavil about America's use of leverage to push for greater openness.
With the exception of a secret approach from Jordan's King Hussein, the Arabs did not put them to the test.Some will cavil at the author's conclusion that there was no justification either for the panic that preceded the war or for the euphoria that followed it.
Kory Stamper, an editor at Merriam-Webster (with a popular online dictionary), tweets that "cavil" was the most looked-up word on the site this morning.
Solving the equations was another matter, yet numerical procedures were applied with devoted patience to a few of the simpler cases and demonstrated beyond cavil that the only obstacle to solution was calculational and not an error of physical principle.
If British-Iranian companies are keen for me to be a standard-bearer, they should show that in their corporate fees!" He says 98 per cent of the British-Iranian community are proud of his success, but two per cent of them still cavil and ask: "why does our best-known Iranian have to be bald and fat?
