Sentence examples for misgivings were shared from inspiring English sources

The Conservatives' misgivings were shared by many in the opposition Labour Party, which broadly supported the coalition's plan but demanded that it be put to a nationwide referendum, a stipulation rejected by Mr. Clegg and his party.

Gen Dempsey left no doubt that those misgivings are shared by the military brass.

Her misgivings are shared by members of many Manhattan community boards.

Her misgivings are shared by many Americans, regardless of their political persuasion.

Some of Brogan's misgivings have been shared even by readers well-disposed toward Tocqueville: He didn't always define his terms with precision.

These misgivings are broadly shared by Shiite leaders in the government, including some whom Mr. Bush has courted recently in a United States effort to form a bloc of politicians from the Shiite, Sunni and Kurdish communities that can break Mr. Maliki's political dependence on the radical Shiite cleric Moktada al-Sadr.

Fueling their misgivings was the experience shared by the rabbi's wife, Cynthia Parr, who had attended the meeting with Mr. Goldsmith out of curiosity after seeing an announcement in the newspaper.

The misgivings were not hers alone.

But his misgivings were suddenly overwhelming.

But Mr. Starrett's misgivings were well founded.

And her misgivings were echoed by critics at the time.