Sentence examples for misgiving that from inspiring English sources

It's hard to explain the mixture of pride and misgiving that greets each announcement from my mother about which new crisis she will be attending in her work as a nurse for Médecins Sans Frontières (a non-governmental organisation that provides humanitarian aid in crisis zones).

But thanks to the six-week misgiving that is this year's postseason schedule, Portland had no time to enjoy their success.

LONDON — Nine weeks left, and common sense at last, after nearly nine years of agony and misgiving: that, assuredly, has been the reaction of many Americans to President Obama's announcement this month that the last American troops will be withdrawn from Iraq by Dec. 31.

In the past when people didn't expose a misgiving, that's when they usually made a new friend or gained the respect of others.

Monica certainly wants a child around, but it is with some misgiving that she activates David.

To the luck of owning it was added the fear of having it stolen, and then the misgiving that it might not truly be infinite.

They had no misgivings that could not be quieted by the provision of an extra bathroom.

"There was a point when I realized I could articulate those contradictions and misgivings, that lack of certainty.

Despite misgivings about the Bush Administration's buildup to war — misgivings that Hagel aired repeatedly in public — he voted for the October , 2002 war resolution.

This was a landmark achievement that dispelled some of the misgivings that had arisen from the X-15 crash in 1967.

This is the boom that is going to change everything without the remorse and misgivings that have marked the aftermath of so many past orgies of resource extraction.