Qualm example sentences

"Qualm" Example Sentences

1. She didn't have any qualms about telling her boss the truth.
2. He had no qualms about firing hardworking employees to cut costs.
3. I hesitated for a moment, but then proceeded without qualm.
4. The policeman had no qualm searching our cabin for evidence.
5. The nurse had no qualms administering the injection.
6. Once my fears were assuaged, I proceeded without qualm.
7. Her conscience was clear; she didn't have any qualms about her actions.
8. Stop having all these qualms and self doubts and just go for it.
9. I had no qualms agreeing to whatever he proposed.
10. He spoke without qualm, belief strong in his convictions.
11. Her qualms with the plan were understandable but resolvable.
12. They had no qualms breaking the law to get ahead.
13. The coach had no qualm benching his star player.
14. She followed the instructions without qualm or hesitation.
15. His qualms about the plan soon dissipated after careful consideration.
16. My conscience is clear; I have no qualms about what I did.
17. The senator had no qualms voting against the bill to benefit big donors.
18. I signed the paperwork without qualm after talking to my lawyer.
19. Once her qualms were eased, she enthusiastically supported the cause.
20. My only qualm was the cost, otherwise I agreed with the plan.
21. His decision was made without qualm.
22. I hesitated before acting, but then proceeded without qualm.
23. Her moral qualms were outweighed by her ambition.
24. The surgeon had no qualm operating on his own son.
25. She had no qualm admitting she was wrong.
26. I signed on the dotted line without qualm or reservation.
27. His parents had no qualms spoiling him rotten as a child.
28. Her only qualm was that he lived so far away.
29. Although she had qualms at first, she eventually agreed to the plan.
30. My only qualm was that it seemed a bit dishonest.
31. There was no shortage of applicants; the interviewer had no qualms.
32. I had no qualms lying to cover for my friend.
33. Her only qualm was that it might be politically unpopular.
34. Once my qualms were assuaged, I signed the contract without hesitation.
35. I registered for the exam without qualm after months of hard study.
36. She recounted the events without qualm or apology.
37. Despite his qualms, he signed the confession.
38. He committed the act without qualm.
39. His only qualm was that it was against company policy.
40. After careful thought, my qualms soon dissolved.
41. The decision was approved without qualm.
42. There were enough warning signs to give me qualms about the plan.
43. Once her moral qualms were reconciled, she acted without hesitation.
44. He executed the plan without qualm after receiving orders from above.
45. They devoted themselves to the cause without qualm or reservation.
46. I joined in without qualm once my doubts were assuaged.
47. Her moral qualms were outweighed by her desire for success.
48. He voiced his qualms about the plan and then voted "yes."
49. She registered without qualm after months of preparation.
50. Once his doubts were resolved, he acted without qualm.
51. He accessed the information without qualm after receiving authorization.
52. Our only qualm was that we couldn't afford it.
53. My only qualm was that it seemed unethical.
54. Her only qualm was the potential for failure.
55. He voted "yes" despite his qualms about certain provisions.
56. His moral qualms were trumped by ambition.
57. I signed the papers without qualm after consulting a lawyer.
58. She assessed the situation without qualm, impartial in her analysis.
59. Her only qualm was that it seemed illegal.
60. Once my moral qualms were reconciled, I acted without hesitation.

Common Phrases

1. Have no qualms about - to have no doubts or reservations about something
2. Have qualms (about/over) - to have doubts or reservations
3. Without qualm - without doubt or hesitation
4. Put one's qualms aside - to push one's doubts or worries aside
5. Dissipate qualms - to cause doubts or worries to fade away
6. Without qualm or reservation - without doubt, hesitation or protest
7. Assuage qualms - to calm or relieve doubts or worries
8. Ease qualms - to reduce or relieve doubts or worries
9. Clear one's conscience - to relieve oneself of doubts about right or wrong of an action
10. Outweigh qualms - for a reason or motive to be stronger than one's doubts or worries
11. Trump qualms - to prove stronger or more compelling than doubts or worries
12. Reconcile qualms - to resolve or settle doubts or reservations
13. Resolve doubts - to find a satisfactory explanation or solution for one's uncertainties
14. Quell qualms - to put an end to or suppress doubts or worries
15. Put moral qualms aside - to push ethical doubts or worries aside