Sentence examples for misgivings when from inspiring English sources
Mr. Samson included documents explaining the Justice Department's misgivings when he released the report Tuesday.
Federer expressed similar misgivings when I interviewed him at Wimbledon; he said that "every point repeats itself a little bit".
Dr. Marinaro said that he had misgivings when he first considered enrolling his daughters for English tutoring.
Dr. Robert Karen had some misgivings when he began researching a book on forgiveness seven years ago.
It was Mr. Sousa, who had misgivings when they met in February 2008 outside a Narcotics Anonymous meeting in Sacramento.
In 1989, before the general and Maharashtra state elections, the B.J.P. had some misgivings when it tied up for the first time with the Shiv Sena.
After all, why build the West Bank barrier out of suicide, concrete, and misgiving when it could be littered with hug-sleeves sewn from love and the music of the Mutato Muzika Orchestra?
And the grainy melancholy in his voice — which suggests John Legend and R. Kelly looking over their shoulders at Marvin Gaye — often signals deep misgivings, even when his romances are going more comfortably.
Scholars say such misgivings are typical when China is asked to side against North Korea.
But any stylistic misgivings are forgotten when you indulge in the SLS coupe's over-the-top ingress and egress.
Biden's misgivings are justified: when they are over, we know no more about the nominee's judicial philosophy than we did before they started.
