| But these are cavils and, at root, only the difference between fact and a greater, truth-telling fiction. |
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| But these are minor cavils compared to my problems with what the hypothesis seeks to do with these assumptions. |
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| Despite all such cavils, this is a work of uncommon gracefulness that repays repeated reading and viewing. |
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| Some additional cavils are worth mentioning, but they don't detract from what this fine work has to offer. |
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| However, these cavils aside, this is a very charming and delightful production and one which, as I have indicated, goes a long way to obliterate the memories of the past. |
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| Muhly politely cavils at Adams's suggestion that youth should indicate anger. |
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| Smiley's attempt to root the novel in a specific political climate seems an unnecessary distraction, and a few characters are too broadly typed, but these are minor cavils. |
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| Such cavils aside, there is little here to which a liberal could object. Some people prize equity for its own sake. |
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| These minor cavils notwithstanding, Linder deserves considerable credit for resurrecting this important work and rendering it into such lucid, vigorous English. |
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| I admit that, as I continued to read, I was nagged by cavils. |
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| But as soon as one recalls that it is a statement of aspirations, and that it was written in response to the grievous harm suffered by millions immediately beforehand, these criticisms fray into cavils. |
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| His thesis has caused controversy among his peers – there have been cavils that his study sample is inconclusively small – and not all obesity experts appreciate the message. |
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