Cavil

The journalist's cavil about the author's word choice was more about personal preference than anything else.

The cavil over whether or not to include a certain scene in the play continued until opening night.

My brother is quick to cavil about the rules in board games.

The chef's cavil with the dish was that the seasoning was slightly too strong.

The couple's cavil over whose turn it was to do the dishes escalated into a full-blown argument.

The fashion designer would always cavil about the shade of fabric used in a garment.

The customer's cavil about the restaurant was that the water was too cold.

The judge was annoyed with the lawyer's tendency to cavil over minor points.

The art critic would often cavil at the artist's use of color and brushstrokes.

The customer continued to cavil about the placement of the logo on the company's website.

The customer's cavil about the color of the shirt delayed the checkout process.

The cavil over who gets the front seat in the car is getting annoying.

The employees' cavil over the new office layout caused a delay in the project.

The lawyer tried to cavil over the validity of a minor technicality in the contract.

The lawsuit was dismissed as a mere cavil between two business partners.

The employee's cavil with the dress code was that they weren't allowed to wear open-toed shoes.

The teacher would often cavil about the font size in the students' essays.

The student's cavil about the font size in the presentation was unnecessary.

The passenger's cavil with the flight was that the seat recline was limited.

The buyer's cavil with the car was that it didn't have a cup holder.

The critics were quick to cavil at the film's plot holes.

The diner's cavil with the restaurant was that the portion size was too small.

He tends to cavil about the phrasing of emails.

The opposition party members cavil over every minor policy change.

The movie reviewer seemed to cavil over every minor detail of the film.

He likes to cavil about the food being too salty.

The employee's cavil with the new policy was that it wasn't clear how it would be enforced.

The lawyer's cavil with the contract was that the wording was ambiguous.

The diplomat's only cavil with the treaty was that a minor clause was unclear.

The journalist's cavil about the politician's speech was that one of the statistics was slightly off.

The homeowner's cavil with the renovation was that the paint color was slightly off.

The musician's cavil with the performance was that the tempo was too slow.

The cavil about the restaurant's seating arrangements was unnecessary.

The teacher would always cavil at the students' grammar mistakes.

The politician ignored the cavil and continued with his speech.

John has a tendency to cavil about the arrangement of furniture in the living room.

The cavil about which movie to watch led to them eventually giving up and watching TV instead.

His only cavil with the movie was that the main character wore the wrong color shoes.

Their argument was nothing more than a cavil over a misunderstanding.

The judge refused to cavil at the prosecution's evidence, despite the defense's objections.

The cavil over which color to paint the room seemed trivial in the grand scheme of things.

The cavil between the two sports teams was fueled by a longstanding rivalry.

The coach would often cavil about the positioning of the players on the field.

He will cavil about anything if it means he can complain.

The athlete's cavil with the equipment was that the grip was too slippery.

The heated cavil between the two politicians ended in a stalemate.

The family's cavil about which restaurant to eat at dragged on for hours.

The critic began to cavil about the use of a particular word in the novel.

The judge dismissed the cavil and asked the lawyer to proceed.

He always finds something to cavil about when it comes to his coworkers' work.