Sentence examples for misgivings about everything from inspiring English sources

More recently, the Italian designer Martino Gamper has made his name on the "design art" scene by turning chunks of old furniture into new work that also expresses his misgivings about everything from the wastefulness of our throwaway culture to the commercialization of design history.

About everything".

Some complain about everything.

She may have been signed on the strength of her MySpace, but she harbours misgivings about the effect of modern mass media on culture, believing that "everything is in danger of becoming the same".

As the evening drew to a close with a deconstructed version of REM's "The One I Love" leading into "Everything In Its Right Place", it was impossible not to acknowledge that, despite misgivings about their more "Jazz Odyssey" tendencies, there's still more than enough in the right place to keep Radiohead at the cutting-edge.

But she has misgivings about the practice.

Who has misgivings about nuclear power?

But they have similar misgivings about all foreigners.

Even the opposition has misgivings about pursuing Mr Chirac.

Several Tory frontbenchers also have misgivings about Ms Villiers' remarks.

Increasingly, though, the Gilbreths had misgivings about Taylorism.