As part of a study co-written by Isabelle Bauer, a clinical psychologist in Toronto, 104 people of various ages were asked to complete a survey about their greatest misgivings — choosing the wrong career path, or failing to make amends to someone who passed away or marrying the wrong person.
And Italy's legendarily erratic postal service will have to offer compensation for delayed or lost letters.In contrast, it is the genuinely liberalising measures that seem to have stirred the greatest misgivings among the public (though they too won majority backing in the Repubblica.It poll).
Provoked to take a stand on something or merely to respond, Philip retreats behind his inoffensive veneer: "I always like things," he maintains near the start, and it isn't until later that we clock the extent to which this character's greatest misgivings – anger, even – are reserved for the affectless man of words that is Philip himself.
"I have great misgivings," she said.
Over the weekend, two longtime associates of Walsh said that he has great misgivings about the deal in its current form and is tormented by the situation.
Paterson wrote in the article that he left office "with great misgivings about the power and irresponsibility of – to coin a phrase – the green blob".
"I think President Abbas came here despite great misgivings and pressure from the other side, because he understood the window for creating a Palestinian state is closing," Mr. Obama said.
"There are many Democrats who have great misgivings about this war, but who feel it has no payoff for them" if they oppose it, said Alan Brinkley, a professor of American history at Columbia University.
Western Ukraine has greater misgivings about Russian influence and leans more toward Europe.
With great misgivings I nevertheless chose to vote for it, since the most problematic formulations had been removed.
