Sentence examples for misgivings around from inspiring English sources

Earlier interviews suggest it's something you've had misgivings around; is that a misreading, and if not, do you still feel that?

While we do have serious misgivings around the lack of evidence on efficacy, we are also equally concerned at the lost opportunity for essential public health advice on prevention and control of transmission, the absence of which will negate the expected benefits on any treatment.

Everyone else who was named in this article initially had misgivings, mostly around concerns about outing former partners.

Pleased as I was to place church and airport side by side, my mind kept circling around misgivings that my airport metaphor was incomplete.

It might be a bad idea to craft policy around Americans' misgivings about ethnic and cultural change.

It wraps itself around our sorrows, misgivings and pain when no other lover shows up.

After a few days of poking around, I decided that despite my misgivings, I needed to bite the bullet and give the damn thing a whirl.

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

Mr. Levy, while reiterating his misgivings about privatization as a strategy for turning schools around, accepted some of the blame in an interview yesterday.

Despite the enthusiasm of the audience, particularly the children, as containers of compost and worms were passed around, some of its members seemed to have misgivings.

Linda Chavez voiced my own misgivings about the pro-immigration rallies taking place around the country ("American Dreams, Foreign Flags," Op-Ed, March 30).