Sentence examples for the same misgivings from inspiring English sources

I said that other former employees had the same misgivings.

Mr. Zuckerberg is exhibiting many of the same misgivings about the stock market.

People do not seem to have the same misgivings about living downtown.

Also, friends said, he no longer seemed to have the same misgivings about his own readiness for the Oval Office.

For all the effort and endeavour from England – and there was plenty – it was the same misgivings which cost them.

The Justice Department, it turns out, held the same misgivings about the Espionage Act that journalists did.

By the way, we should say that we do have the same major misgiving about this car that we have with the regular Civic it lacks character.

But everywhere I travel in this vast country, touring the World Cup venues, I hear the same complaints and misgivings.

At the same time doubts and misgivings were mounting within the government, prosecutors became concerned as the case started to unravel in the courtroom.

Steve Berman, the night photo editor, said he had "misgivings" about the same picture, based on O'Donnell's age and the fact that he was supposed to be elsewhere at the time.

Currently, one of my children gives a good impression of downright hating me, another two grudgingly agree to inhabit the same space, with frequent vocal misgivings, while the fourth, abroad on a gap year, communicates only with his father and then only in pound signs.