Sentence examples similar to form misgivings from inspiring English sources

While such concerns persisted through his time as James Monroe's Secretary of State, entries from those years begin to reveal Adams's not yet fully formed misgivings about the power and unity of American slave-holders.

To avoid his Waterloo, he should urge Congress to pass the Senate health reform bill in its present form and address any misgivings by House members with separate legislation.

Of course we have misgivings.

Of course there are misgivings.

But their misgivings found a physical form on Sunday, in the shape of a coffin lying in state and holding the body of an Italian intelligence officer killed in Iraq -- by an American bullet.

These developments were followed in the 1990s by the "writing against culture" movement, which expressed misgivings about a common form of anthropological thought that imposed excessive and disadvantaging "otherness" on the cultures and peoples studied.

The Free Press, the watchdog group that criticized the FCC for passing only a "lite" form of Net Neutrality, has similar misgivings with regard to the merger.

Even Gloria Steinem has misgivings about how certain forms of sexual transgression have been sanctioned or stigmatized.

Gradually, though, misgivings took shape.

This of course only reinforced my misgivings.

But the oversight panel, led by former Senator Ted Kaufman, a Delaware Democrat who replaced noted consumer advocate Elizabeth Warren when she left to form a new federal consumer protection agency, has misgivings.