One final
quibble is that the book's audience would have been broader had the use of academic jargon been more limited.
I have only one
quibble with the article's author, and that is with respect to Innes's appeal.
While one could
quibble with the temporal shift in the names in his subtitle as being slightly less than rigorous in accuracy, by and large, this is a fascinating book, one that should be of interest to those who think primarily with either side of their brains (i.
Some people like to
quibble over Lenten Sundays also.
While long-time fans will
quibble over the absence of some tracks, be they Two Halves Of A whole (1988), The Leap O' Faith (1993), Devil Music (1995), or Ride With Me (1998), the 17 songs that made it are an effective cross-section of the huge talents of a real treasure.
Although both statements in the subtitle could be argued, let's not
quibble.
One might
quibble with Shannon's recommendations for introductory readings.
My only
quibble has less to do with the work itself than a developing publishing culture that markets what amount to long essays by black public intellectuals as separate commodities.
punalso called paronomasiaperhaps from Italian puntiglio
quibble, fine point
A remarkable performance, both piece by piece and all in all, but with items for quibbly reviewers to
quibble about.
Well," the distributor shot back, if you want to
quibble.
Other climate experts may
quibble with that assertion, but they agree that aerosols inject serious uncertainty into their forecasts.
