Sentence examples for feels no compunction from inspiring English sources

Once smitten, Pyle feels no compunction about blurting his feelings about her to Fowler.

This is a club which feels no compunction about robbing its "supporters" blind.

If work in a particular area becomes unrewarding, she feels no compunction about moving to another.

Now, without that voluntary check, President Bush feels no compunction about choosing candidates of questionable judicial temperament.

On his "Coach's Corner" segments between periods of televised NHL hockey games, he feels no compunction about straying outside the boundaries of hockey in his commentaries.

The biographies of even his leading figures are too detailed, and Barry feels no compunction about pausing to offer little op-ed digressions on such matters as free speech and the dangers of government repression.

He clearly felt no compunction about accepting favors in return.

Did he feel no compunction at feeding off their lives in his writing?

Limbaugh felt no compunction about saying that Powell's only reason for endorsing Obama was race.

Because Mr Milosevic was so dreadful, western officials felt no compunction about fostering coalitions against him.

Mr. Schwarzenegger said he felt no compunction about her proclaiming his state for her candidate.