Sentence examples for minor qualm from inspiring English sources
Just a minor qualm – nothing more, nothing less.
These are, however, minor qualms because this "Cymbeline" belongs to Mr. Sher.
Today, the Republican majority leader of the Senate, Joseph L. Bruno, waived some minor qualms he had, creating a united front among the party's leaders for the bill, which was proposed by Gov. George E. Pataki.
They have no problem with the precursors of exclusion and internment, or their minor qualms can be overcome by the shibboleths of national identity or national security.
But these are minor qualms for a show that succeeds rather miraculously in not simply showcasing, but immersing the audience in the genius, depth and breadth of Jackson's artistry.
These people are getting worked up over a pretty minor (and subjective) artistic qualm.
Mr Evans has interesting things to say about how few qualms party bosses (and minor functionaries) seemed to have about not being respectable in the old-fashioned bourgeois sense.
In Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 20 in D minor (K. 466) the pianist Francine Kay had no qualms about using plentiful rubato, especially in the cadenzas by Beethoven.
[from qualm.] Seized with sickly languor.
Miles accepts her terms without qualm.
