quibble

And here we come to one of the few quibbles.

But these quibbles are a part of any design process.

Our only quibble would be that he may not have gone far enough.

My only quibble was that he might have called it earlier.

But given what they've created, that is a small quibble.

In fact, the senator had gone to Washington at 30, but this was not a night for quibbles.

That's a quibble, because this is a lot of food for the price, and it's pretty good.

I have the same sorts of quibbles with the food.

I do have a few quibbles with the new format.

But one official said, "We have no quibble with that story."

To top it off, there was a quibble over the tip.

To her surprise, he bought the deal without a quibble.

"If you must know, I've a quibble or two with your story."

The job they have done is, with a few quibbles, excellent.

It was the first thing either of them had said since boarding the quibble.

But that aside, perhaps a quibble the article was fine.

But, as I said, this is only a minor quibble.

Despite likely quibbles, unions can be expected to support the health plan.

The car return people accepted his contract without a quibble.

Jason said, "I had to go back to the quibble for something."

And come to think of it, I had a few quibbles with how arbitrary the service seemed.

As the season began, there were quibbles about playing time and more interest in tee times.

Here are his quibbles: "They may have stayed too close to the story."

Let's set aside any of our quibbles with his positions.

It just seems to me to be a semantic quibble.