Sentence examples for some compunction from inspiring English sources

Following the destruction of the Twin Towers by Al-Qaida-backed terrorists you might have expected some compunction about the vivid portrayal of skyscrapers being destroyed.

Maybe it means that the Israeli authorities will have some compunction about shooting up our boat.

But Mr Easterly is in danger of making the equal and opposite mistake of believing that only doodling can work.Mr Easterly admits to feeling some compunctions about rubbishing a world in which he himself has spent much of his career, but it doesn't show.

Caplan concedes that some may feel compunction about having more (or any) children when they are already short on time and resources.

Some have little compunction about recommending violence as the most direct route to achieving their agenda.

C1 Questions on Media Timing Some journalists have no compunction about printing or broadcasting controversial news about a political candidate in the last weeks of an election campaign.

Mr Frère has had no compunction about selling some of the most famous names in Belgian business to foreigners.

And some hackers have little ethical compunction about who buys their research, or what they use it for.

In the past there have sometimes been terrorist attacks, or threats have been so serious that the pilgrimage has been called off.The yatris' devotion is remarkable, but they feel no compunction about leaving some ugly marks on the landscape.

The most pressing lesson Americans should take away from Breivik's terrorist attack is that liberal democratic society has many enemies, some of whom have no compunction about exploiting freedom and tolerance to create corpses.

Some biologists have tried to explain this inescapable moral compunction through evolutionary theory, though many ethicists have found their explanations philosophically unsophisticated and unconvincing.