Sentence examples similar to key misgiving from inspiring English sources

Still, Sylla has one misgiving.

McConnell won the fight, extracting a key concession despite the misgivings of Democratic negotiators.

A deepening diplomatic rift between Saudi Arabia and the US burst open on Tuesday after secretary of state John Kerry acknowledged that Washington's key strategic ally had serious misgivings about US foreign policy in the Middle East.

I also consider key challenges facing the study of foraging cognition, namely misgivings arising from observations of suboptimal foraging decisions in laboratory studies, and a lack of transferability between information use in the laboratory and that in the world.

The speech showed that Watson is emerging as one of the key figures in preserving unity in the party amid deep misgivings among Labour MPs in the shadow cabinet and beyond about Corbyn's leadership.

Germany, France's key European ally over Iraq (and many other issues), shares many French misgivings about America, but is much less keen to risk a prolonged confrontation.

Iran, a key backer of the Taliban's military opponents in Afghanistan, has looked with misgivings on developments inside that country ever since the militant Islamic militia took control of the capital, Kabul.

Arab countries, key European actors and the United States all came together to back the resolution, and while there were misgivings in many quarters, Russia and China did not block its passage.

He experienced an unusual misgiving.

Even so, he has a big misgiving.

Yet more misgiving to convert into determination.