Sentence examples for understandable qualms from inspiring English sources
Not to triangulate, but to reanimate the country-over-party spirit Obama widely inspired last year and to reassure millions of centrist supporters who have understandable qualms about the dramatic expansion of deficit spending the president is pursuing.
Russia's qualms at hosting foreign detectives bent on questioning current and former spooks are understandable; any country would feel much the same.
Tom Hiddleston and Tilda Swinton's similarly style-conscious derelicts have no such qualms in Jim Jarmusch's Only Lovers Left Alive (Soda, 15), but that's understandable – they are vampires, even if, swanning louchely about Detroit and Tangiers pontificating airily on contemporary rock music and the impending apocalypse, they're about as threatening as a pair of Dalston art students.
* * * God exists without qualms.
Stone herself has no qualms.
But then came the qualms.
Advertising industry: no qualms here.
