Examples of using Quibble in English and their translations into German
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Political
Let's not quibble.
Don't quibble, Bernard.
Let's not quibble.
Quibble pronunciation quibble en.
Let's not quibble about semantics.
Well, lieutenant, why quibble?
Let's not quibble over crumbs.
We won at Stirling, and still you quibble!
We can quibble about names at a later date.
How to play the game Quibble Race.
Let's not quibble, Mr. Beddoe. $25,000.
You're in no position to quibble, Peter.
Playing the game Quibble Race you need to bet on one of the three players.
I would say more not interested than afraid but why quibble?
How about we not quibble over details.
Something quibble, we found that the pool was open and only 9 clock until 19 clock.
Actually, there were four, but let's not quibble over that little detail, shall we?
One could quibble about what particular number of refugees could be defined as an'emergency.
Alongside that failure, any individual textual nuances over which we might quibble pale into insignificance.
Of course, that is quibble on a very high level but reduces the rating.
Once the continuation of the AmericanRepublic has been assured, we can quibble about the details.
Ice cream without fuss and quibble- that is what the newly opened Leones Gelato in Vienna promises.
Come on, Mr. Azad,I offer you the possibility to go on living on steak and fries, and you quibble.
Oh, lambchop, we can quibble what to call it, but I think we can both agree it's creepy.
I'm utterly amazed that 1 a commentator can make a reference to corporate power; 2 a critic can dismiss him as a"Marxist" on the grounds that corporate power can't exist in a"free market"; and 3 the critic's defenders candismiss the question of whether a free market in fact exists as a quibble and distraction, and accuse the person raising it of marring the symmetry of the critic's pretty argument with a bunch of nasty old facts.
Keep to my word, and do not ponder and quibble whether it is to be understood differently, than you feel in the heart.
It is not a quibble, either, but a serious question, and it should at least make us hesitate for a moment when we come to vote.
If I have one quibble with Dyson, it is that he has been far too modest in drawing out the implications of his argument.
Scholars may quibble with how true his theology is, but for anyone who reads Personal Writings, his earnestness and honesty are no longer debatable points.
While they might quibble over the content of the workout or the food selections, perhaps they would argue over what was the superior cardio mode, what they wouldn't argue about was the overall procedures.