| I do not share some of my colleagues' compunctions about a European regulator. |
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| The strident unwholesomeness proves oddly refreshing in the show's ambience of fretful compunctions. |
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| Such misguided compunctions blunt the jagged, tatterdemalion otherness that is central to our experience of a Wölfli, a Darger, or a Ramirez. |
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| Didn't you have compunctions about making your marriage and your wife's death so public? |
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| The same doctor said that the sales reps who work for the biggest pharmaceutical companies predictably tend to have few compunctions about giving their products the hard sell. |
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| Democrats, as Romney should have remembered from his campaigns in Massachusetts, have no such compunctions. |
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| A government with the MMA in it would dismay the West, whose economic and political support Pakistan badly needs. Miss Bhutto, though, has no such compunctions. |
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| We have no such compunctions about language, thus, accent becomes a litmus test for exclusion, and excuse to turn away, to recognize the other. |
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