Sentence examples similar to true misgiving from inspiring English sources

Still, Sylla has one misgiving.

Though she reportedly received a $780,000 bid from a Japanese millionaire, she rejected it because she had misgivings about his true identity.

Such misgivings would be even more true of a man the subject of much intriguing speculation: Zalmay Khalilzad, a former American ambassador to Afghanistan, Iraq and the United Nations, who is said to have put out feelers about running.

That may be emotionally and intellectually true -- but actions speak louder than misgivings.

Whatever one's (slight) misgivings about its status as a "true history," the book's power as a narrative is nearly overwhelming.

Though that's especially true of older women, younger patients also have misgivings about alternatives.

But these calculations and Schafer's misgivings–spurred me to ponder the true nature of workplace efficiency.

He experienced an unusual misgiving.

Even so, he has a big misgiving.

Yet more misgiving to convert into determination.

Asked why he did not rewrite more of the play, given the misgivings he once shared with his biographer, Gussow, a theater critic and reporter for The Times who died in 2005, he said that he wanted to stay true to his belief that he should not write with an eye toward making scenes clearer or more pleasurable.