Sentence examples for strong misgiving from inspiring English sources

Still, I have a strong misgiving that the old merman's daughter Thetis has been talking you over, for she was with you and had hold of your knees this self-same morning.

Even before Thursday, Republicans expressed strong misgivings about Mr. Stephanopoulos.

Tercek had two strong misgivings about the Nature Conservancy's work.

Drug companies have equally strong misgivings; they fear legal liability and negative publicity.

She had married George Richards, her sister-in-law's brother, despite strong misgivings from family and friends.

Some Democrats, like Senator Robert Menendez of New Jersey, have expressed strong misgivings about any plan that would allow for unaccompanied children to be sent back home to dangerous situations.

Lawyers who help citizens stand up to land grabs have a tendency to be liberals with strong misgivings about party rule even though many, unlike Mr Pu, prefer not to tweet about them.The party was not always so worried.

If it is stolen, they need only make a call to stop payments.The device is particularly well suited for a country with strong misgivings about plastic money: both Japan's credit- and debit-card markets are under-developed.

She continued her work with Joseph Rosenstock of the Metropolitan Opera, whose original strong misgivings about her prospects in the virtually all-male field of conducting were partially allayed by her manifest talent.

"Under the circumstances we have strong misgivings about continuing to play the last two games of the current series and urge the Pakistani team and management to distance themselves from Mr Butt's allegations," the captain said.

The IMF, which voiced strong misgivings about a vote for Brexit before the EU referendum, said it expected the UK economy to grow by 1.3% in 2017, 0.9 percentage points lower than an estimate made in its World Economic Outlook WEOO), in April.