Sentence examples similar to isolated misgiving from inspiring English sources

He does tell his boss of his misgivings (and now publishes a cautionary 2002 memo about post-war Iraq), but Mr Powell and the entire State Department are isolated.

Still, Sylla has one misgiving.

The atmosphere of British neurology in the early 1960s, somewhat elitist and oddly isolated from its sister disciplines of psychiatry and psychology, was probably uncongenial to Sacks, with his wide-ranging interests and cosmopolitan background; rumour has it that influential London neurologists had corresponding misgivings about allowing Sacks to join their number.

Bundesbank isolated.

Frilot has heard misgivings about the fact VR is an individual experience, but for her it's far from isolating.

He experienced an unusual misgiving.

Even so, he has a big misgiving.

Yet more misgiving to convert into determination.

Is an infant capable of such nuanced misgiving?

Isolated anecdotes?

Isolated incident?