Use of the word qualm in a sentence example

qualm

Last update: October 4, 2015

He had qualms about passing the information to the police. [noun]

And if you get any qualms about workplace inspections, there's a guide to that too. [noun]

I don't feel any qualms about applying it to the people who wrote and voted for the rule. [noun]

A soft qualm, regret, flowed down his backbone, increasing. [noun]

He felt the flowing qualm spread over him. [noun]

And if you get any qualms about workplace inspections, there's a guide to that too. [Please select]

Yet I lied without the faintest rippling qualm of conscience. [Please select]

And she dropped off to sleep with never a qualm of conscience about her broken promise. [Please select]

What he had felt earlier in the day had been a mere trifling qualm. [Please select]

"She will forgive me," he said, reassuring himself, in spite of an inward qualm of misgiving. [Please select]

As for Victoria, she accepted everything--compliments, flatteries, Elizabethan prerogatives--without a single qualm. [Please select]

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