Sentence examples for our qualms from inspiring English sources

We wondered whether he was cut out for it; alas, our qualms were justified.

Outside the country, they turn suspects over to governments that do not have our qualms about harsh interrogations.

Given the state of the public schools, we parents don't have much choice but to pocket our qualms, if we have them, and knock ourselves out.

This dynamic habit is the antidote to our qualms about uncertainty: in the last seven weeks, we've repeatedly overcome our doubts by embracing them, and immersing ourselves in this environment.

If Brexit is the result of our qualms about immigration, we must build a new system that gives women equal chances to build new lives, with access to public funds.

Because these characters live in the 1960s, well before the era of political correctness, they have none of our qualms about cultural stereotypes; they blithely use them to explain their own and everyone else's behavior.

Spencer traces many of our contemporary qualms over meat-eating - environmental, medical, ethical - back some 25 centuries, to Pythagoras, the Greek theoretician and philosopher best remembered for his theorem on right triangles.

Roger Ebert posed the film's underlying question as "To what degree are we prepared to set aside our moral qualms in order to indulge in greed and selfishness?" Wilton is facing a choice between greed and lust, but his sweet wife, Chloe, herself has no qualms about having her father essentially "buy" her husband for her.

Our biggest qualm is with the lack of content customization.

Our biggest qualm with the BlackBerry Tour is its lack of Wi-Fi.

Our only qualm with the product isn't with the device itself, but with Verizon's insane pricing scheme.