Sentence examples for slight qualms from inspiring English sources
We have some slight qualms, however, with the firmer sports seats.
In an email last week Short called Ilyumzhinov an "alien-abducted fantasist dictator" who "never has the slightest qualms about lying through his teeth, especially not now, when he is fighting for his political life".
Those of us who have watched Cole perform so brilliantly against the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo at major tournaments would not have the slightest qualms about restoring him to the side.
"What's more, she wouldn't have the slightest qualm about doing it".
It's all in the eye of the reader and if you have the slightest qualm about anyone feeling hurt or upset by it, leave it out.
Such situations are frequent and he certainly acknowledges the illegality of giving such advice, but, in complete support for his patients, he declares he does not have the slightest moral qualm.
Participants may want to avoid disagreement, lest others interpret their qualms as a personal slight.
He in fact went so far as to say: "there need be no qualms that the operational point of view will ever place the slightest restriction on the freedom of the theoretical physicist to explore the consequences of any free mental construction" (Bridgman in Frank 1956, 79).
* * * God exists without qualms.
Stone herself has no qualms.
