Sentence examples for may quibble with from inspiring English sources
After such clarity, you may quibble with other dishes.
Investors may quibble with some of the Breakingviews assumptions.
"James may quibble with Rupert's logic," Thompson said.
Readers may quibble with Mr. Sepinwall's selection of shows: No "West Wing"?
Sceptics, however, may quibble with the term "consistent" in De Laurentiis's case.
Some mainstream Sunnis may quibble with Qazwini's accounts of various doctrinal disputes.
Purists may quibble that Cohen varnishes her accounts with a layer of imaginative license, but her instincts are faultless; she gives a more intimate sense of these people in a few pages than one sometimes gleans from entire biographies.
That's a potential source of error with which astronomers may quibble.
Although developed nations may quibble over resources such as oil or minerals, the human masses are concerned with simple food and water.
Physiotherapists may quibble, but psychologists will have no complaint.
Some may quibble that Ms Pierpont neglects accusations of misogyny in Mr Roth's fiction.
