qualm

White House defenders dismiss qualms as pearl clutching—a big vital building’s gotta grow, it’s been torn down and built up before, we need more room.

“I have no qualms in recommending that you fire an adviser that gives bad advice,” he says.

Regularly, economic crises were said to cause Americans to “question free-market capitalism” or “the American dream”—qualms that seemed to be the exhibition’s own.

It’s a team that has no qualms about aggressively pushing the limits of its story as well as the patience of its audience.

Still, she has no qualms about accepting the invitation of the Rock Hall, which in the last few years has significantly diversified its ranks and its leadership along race and gender lines.