Sentence examples similar to qualms were expressed from inspiring English sources
If any qualms are expressed, Ms. Harper edits the language or behavior in question.
Qualms have sometimes been expressed about the intuitive soundness of some formulas that are valid in "orthodox" PC, and these qualms have led some logicians to construct a number of propositional calculi that deviate in various ways from PC as expounded above.
Shane added that he had only one serious qualm about the term.That, he said, was expressed by an administration official: "It's not the targeted killings I object to — it's the untargeted killings".
Like the Bush administration, the Israelis are expressing qualms about possible Palestinian elections, fearing that Mr. Arafat might be strengthened.
Some veterans of that period are expressing qualms that this time, too, the war drums are beating too loudly.
While you will want to have no qualms about saying what's on your mind, ordinary social etiquette still applies to you even if you're feisty, so avoid being rude when you're expressing your opinions.
Her qualms were instead laid out in an internal memo that she wrote to her boss, Mr Lay, expressing a fear that the company might "implode in a wave of accounting scandals".
We wondered whether he was cut out for it; alas, our qualms were justified.
I had qualms about doing this form of consulting work, but I found that my qualms were calmed enough both through ongoing interactions with this caller and through learning what it was that I was or was not asked to do that those qualms never became a real roadblock.
Those qualms are not new.
