Sentence examples for real qualms from inspiring English sources

Recognizing Fuhr's brilliance, Moog had no real qualms about this, but he wanted a change.

To some Republican officials, even those with real qualms about Mr. Gingrich, this period is not so much about an establishment reasserting itself or disqualifying one of the candidates as it is about putting their eventual nominee through an ordeal that will prepare him to go up against President Obama and the Democrats in the fall.

"She went to work for an investment company and said she had some real qualms about all that goes on in that world and that she didn't want any part of it," said Karen Johnson, who worked with Ms. Reade at the PBS station WGBH in Boston.

From a casual point-and-shooter's perspective I doubt you'd have any real qualms about performance, but it's a slow-ass card (something we already knew) and simply can't hang when shooting with an SLR.

Probably because the comedy community and the public at large had no real qualms about bashing a young, fit, charismatic performer, regardless of how well he did for stand up comedy as a business.

The only real qualm Howells has with plagiarizing is that so many plagiarists seem to think they will not get caught.

My only real qualm with the Xgimi H1 in terms of its projected image is that size adjustment and vertical angle are entirely manual processes.

She felt real serious moral qualms about this.

But in the past, even under the right's greatest hero, Ronald Reagan, this movement came in fits and starts, as Republican candidates and officeholders had to accommodate themselves to real-world situations and the qualms of their constituents.

Should you/can you/MUST you ask? Go ahead and ask, says Marsha Dick, a real estate agent who has no qualms about saying, "You look fabulous.

Princeton's Charles Rubin says it is high time to move beyond ethical qualms about artificial intelligence and set real standards.