quibbles in a sentence

1. all of your quirks and quibbles.

2. these quibbles in no way detract from her achievement

3. We only have a few minor quibbles such as the lack of Thunderbolt.

4. People don’t care about little quibbles about something that happened in 1936 or your split with whoever.

5. Silentlambs has no other quibbles with any beliefs or practices within the walls of the various Kingdom Halls.

6. After Amschel died Bismarck remained close to the Rothschilds (although he had occasional quibbles with the family).

7. It would be nice if you could rate the mixes or upload your own (directly from the app), but those are small quibbles.

8. The „Quibbles“ Xanten celebrate their 40th birthday this year and they want to celebrate it with a few additional offers on May 1st.

9. Not everyone quibbles about every pound/dollar as much as we do, though, and for the most part the Samsung Galaxy A5 is a joy to use.

10. One of the few quibbles I have about the redesign is that the softer look does remove some of the menace of the original Spyro trilogy.

11. Some users do have minor quibbles with this app, such as the fact it 300+ MB of storage and can’t be transferred to an SD card on Android devices.

12. Unknowledgeable customers — Anaya said these customers will "belabor service workers with endless questions or minor quibbles while others have to wait."

13. We’ll close by saying that the Boxster is so much better as a driver’s car than its nominal competitors the Z4 and the SLK that our quibbles might be misconstrued.

14. Sometimes when you are horny you just want a no-nonsense, no quibbles fuck session with a hot babe of your dreams who will do anything to please you and whatever it is that gets you off.

15. Forget Angela Merkel’s treaty changes or David Cameron’s budget quibbles, the real event at last week Brussels summit was that Europe took an important step towards becoming a single state.

16. "When we really own and understand our bodies and claim our physicality, our superficial quibbles with our bodies lessen because we realize what our bodies can do for us," Dunham told the website.

17. If you have ever had a meal ruined by a loud child or waited on a long line while a customer quibbles over the price of a pound of produce, then you have been a victim of customer service sabotage.

18. From here you can see how foolish are Lutherans and modernists in supporting, even after five centuries, according to unnecessary quibbles, that the Council of Trent was wrong in condemning Luther.

19. My own suspicion is that in a 700 page book like The Better Angels of Our Nature there are going to be many detailed quibbles which Pinker could rebut, but that would take a great deal of time and energy.

20. When you pare away the authors’ nervous qualifications and cautious quibbles, “Does Race Exist?” admits that there is a genetic basis for race differences and that these differences have practical importance.