Quibbles

A pair of meddling grannies dupe their grandchildren into a meet-cute that rekindles childhood crushes — and past quibbles.

But those are minor quibbles.

RTÉ Radio One topped the complaints charts with 35, followed by TV station RTÉ One where there were 25 separate quibbles from viewers.

You’ll say that these are minor quibbles, and your Uncle Roger writes doggerel verse like this by the yard and sends it out to you every Christmas.

It represents astonishing value for the money, and the minor quibbles simply aren’t a big deal at this price.

Nothing serious, just a few quibbles.

Some people may have some quibbles over the fit -- I had to supply my own XL tips to get a tight seal and found the Anker's Soundcore Liberty Air 2 a little more comfortable -- but the Soundcore Liberty 2 Pro are a good value.

And yet in a broader context these are small quibbles.

De-ageing quibbles aside, the craftsmanship contained here is flawless and my main reservation about its Netflix availability is that not enough people will get to appreciate the delicacy of Scorsese and his team’s work in theatres.

Pembroke Pines City Commissioner Angelo Castillo is not just a local politician who quibbles about zoning issues — he's also a biting satirist, right up there with Voltaire, Jonathan Swift, and Jon Stewart.

Though enthusiastic about the Baroque—despite some minor quibbles—Bonnefoy harboured a marked distaste for Mannerism.

Now that it is here, fans just can’t seem to put aside their quibbles and look forward to it.

He quibbles that, under the terms of the curse, a Baronet of Ruddigore can die only by refusing to commit a daily crime.

Shakespeare 's "quibbles" have made him a noted punster.