Examples of using Qualms in English and their translations into Finnish
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He has no qualms about killing me.
Charlie doesn't want to sign the contract because he has qualms about the sex and drugs the band engages in.
These are ish women who have no qualms about picking up- or getting picked up by- the same boys they sent off to bed for being naughty when they were babysitters.
Mr Menrad's report goes a long way towards reducing some of the fears and qualms.
people for the most part had the sense to conceal whatever imaginative qualms they experienced.
published about his findings, he has no qualms about admitting what's missing,
The teachers have no qualms about drugging little Johnny
The Netherlands is opposed to increasing the European budget but has no qualms about accepting European aid.
But where the latter shy at the thought of manipulating men," he added,"the social engineers suffer no such qualms.
Then she was in his arms, and all her qualms forgotten as she… tore his tunic asunder and… thrust her eager lips against the sinews of his naked chest. Oh, jeez.
Not only would the soviets destroy their empire, But they would have no qualms About destroying the emperor himself.
Some people have no qualms about doing in another country what they would not do at home.
I have further qualms about the effectiveness of certain regulations- supposedly crucial to the protection of health and the environment- that we have foolishly adopted.
the more they will express their qualms.
researchers would have no qualms about debriefing if they could.
And no qualms at all about killing anybody else in the world who tries to make us uncomfortable.
he had no qualms and accepted.
Anne, who has said in the past she has no qualms recycling outfits she has worn before,
The bottom line is that you are probably very right in that about half the available women out there have no qualms about dating older men even men who are only marginally older i.e.
can be described, without qualms, as the European institutions' admission of bankruptcy as regards asylum policy.