Sentence examples for grave misgiving from inspiring English sources

In the bar that evening, Ann Patterson looked at me with grave misgiving.

But the nation's joy is tempered with grave misgivings.

Members of the Council expressed grave misgivings about closing the companies for good.

Republican primary voters have grave misgivings about him, largely because he thinks abortion should remain legal.

Ten such senators wrote to Mr Reid in 2008 expressing grave misgivings about cap and trade.

Brexiteers, he insisted, had "grave misgivings about the whole [withdrawal] agreement", and not only the backstop.

By contrast, 140 Democrats, or 60percentt, voted in favor, many after voicing grave misgivings.

Eisenhower wrote in his memoirs that he had told the secretary of war, Henry L. Stimson, that he had "grave misgivings".

Ms. Naughton, now in private law practice in San Diego, ended her committee work with grave misgivings about the investigation.

While my answer is yes, I must confess to grave misgivings: I believe we should be doing far better.

We hope he means it, because Washington's closest global partners have grave misgivings about the administration's plans.