Sentence examples for maintain misgivings from inspiring English sources

It is understandable to maintain misgivings that if the Supreme Court had remanded the case to the Florida Supreme Court with instructions to count the undervote under a uniform standard, it might have been possible to count all the votes properly by a Dec. 18 deadline.

Evangelicals who aren't willing to hold Trump accountable for the way he has lived are themselves choosing a particular way of living, one which, with time, may dissolve whatever misgivings they may still maintain, somewhere deep inside.

But observers of royal etiquette will be following Grenville closely - last year's winner, Andrea Levy, turned up out of "enormous curiosity" despite her misgivings, but maintained that she refused to curtsy to the monarch as tradition demands.

This sequence is a brilliant and involving portrait of anyone who has ever had to suppress their misgivings, compromise their convictions, and become something they swore they would never become in order to maintain a comfortable lifestyle.

Maintain, maintain, maintain.

In neighboring countries, American diplomats often maintained their professional distance, and privately detailed their misgivings of their host governments.

Although he had some misgivings, principally due to some of the tedious aspects of the job and difficult matter of maintaining student discipline, he accepted the offer, and entered into his duties in February 1846.

The memorandum also indicated that despite some misgivings among the franchise holders as well as on Wall Street, the chain's Dollar Menu would be maintained and would be given a substantial part of next year's company advertising budget.

A green-fingered tenant could earn a £5,000 rent rebate in return for maintaining the "size and shape and fertility and wildness" of the acres of garden, the feature which persuaded Woolf to buy the house - despite her misgivings about the small rooms, lack of hot water and electricity, and "distinctly bad" kitchen.

Josh had misgivings.

But misgivings soon developed.