Sentence examples for major misgiving from inspiring English sources

By the way, we should say that we do have the same major misgiving about this car that we have with the regular Civic it lacks character.

Only if she was deceived or betrayed when they were dating should you have major misgivings.

The dockers returned to work, although some with major misgivings, and the government's immediate economic difficulties arising from the miners' strike were resolved.

A new service that would make major blockbusters available at home on the same day they hit cinemas has been proposed by the Napster founder, Sean Parker, despite reports of major misgivings in Hollywood.

Although Mr. Powell had major misgivings about the war and what he considered the inadequate number of troops, he not only agreed to the invasion but also made the administration's case for war in a presentation to the United Nations Security Council in February 2003.

We don't think biomass burning is as foolish as biofuels policy - but we have major misgivings about biomass policy too.

"Amid my major misgivings about abortion, I eventually made the gut-wrenching decision".

"Amid my major misgivings about abortion, I eventually made the gut-wrenching decision". Due to her very religious upbringing -- in the memoir the singer says that studying the Bible took precedence over homework when growing up -- Braxton began to feel a strong sense of guilt over the abortion.

Still, Sylla has one misgiving.

Mike Fernandez, a Miami-based health-care billionaire and a major Republican donor, overcame his own misgivings about engagement with Cuba to become an ardent supporter of greater openness as the best possible instrument for change.

Despite the voters' misgivings, the major-party nominees are consolidating support among their party faithful.