| Though I don't recall the details, I remember a similar wave of handwringing in the 80s about violent movies and television. |
| There is so much bleating and handwringing about Howard Dean being the nominee that I can't decide to laugh or vomit. |
| Right now, the argument that the war will have unforeseen and disastrous consequences may sound like handwringing, but it is doubtless true. |
| You make a good point, Kitty, and that's what the administration is saying, that we've heard this before, this naysaying, this handwringing. |
| But despite the handwringing over professionalization, it's also notable how little the political blogosphere has changed. |
| The only reason we made it through the handwringing of 2003 and 2004 was because the engineer had nerve. |
