“He didn't raise a quibble about the fees and quietly handed over a five-hundred-rupee note to Aruna.”

“The Congress was giving the administration what it wanted without delay and without quibble.”

“With him the quibbler, the doctrinaire, the political economist, has no place.”

“A quibbler might point out that some artists in the exhibition are not, strictly speaking, Pop Artists.”

“He was adroit and quick, and was rather a quibbler than a great lawyer.”

“Suddenly he perceived that he was sure of God. Not perhaps of the God of Nicaea, but what did these poor little quibblings and definitions of the theologians matter?”

“The packaging is attractive, and I love the plastic slipcover over the standard fold-out with gates, but I do have some minor quibbles.”

“Just don't mess around with postponing elections on the basis of technological quibbles.”

“There have been some quibbles with the method, but there are links to other Gaelic sites here.”