Misgivings
A word with surprisingly literal origins. Do you feel lucky? How we chose 'justice'. And is one way more correct than the others? How to use a word that literally drives some people nuts. The awkward case of 'his or her'. Identify the word pairs with a common ancestor. Test your vocabulary with our question quiz! Examples of misgiving in a Sentence I felt some misgiving about his ability to do the job. They regarded the plan with misgiving.
Misgiving definition is - a feeling of doubt or suspicion especially concerning a future event. How to use misgiving in a sentence. misgiving definition: 1. a feeling of doubt or worry about a future event: 2. a feeling of doubt, uncertainty, or worry about a future event. Learn more.
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Test Your Knowledge - and learn some interesting things along the way. There is also the connotation of the opposing forces at work in many of the characters. Donnelly gives her support and Colvin, Duquette and Parenti are passionate about continuing. Sydnor urges Herc to go straight to the lieutenant before the situation gets worse. In the special class Miss Duquette coordinates a roleplaying exercise with Kwame and Darnell Tyson pretending to be at a restaurant. Michael points out Bug's father to Snoop and Chris when he is buying drugs for Michael's mother.
McNulty tells him the situation will lead to more arrests, which is exactly what the department wants. After roll call Carver tells Namond he must find somewhere else to stay. He begs Carver to call his teacher, Mr. Colvin suggests sending Namond to juvenile booking, but with some encouragement he agrees to call his wife to check if Namond can stay with them.
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At the Colvin household, Namond is polite and charming. Namond catches Colvin's nickname "Bunny" and Colvin intimidates him into not mentioning it. Colvin returns Namond to his mother the following day. Namond introduces Colvin as his teacher, intentionally not mentioning he is an ex-police. She rebukes his kindness and berates Namond for being afraid to go to juvenile booking.
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At the end of the shift McNulty and Baker bring in a pair of suspects. The desk sergeant initially tells them to send the suspects in line with all the other detainees, until hearing that they are responsible for the church burglaries. The sergeant is then relieved that some "real criminals" are actually left in Baltimore, as the police station is filled with people arrested for minor infractions. McNulty later goes to dinner with Bunk Moreland and their sons. Elena McNulty arrives to pick up the boys and is impressed to find that they have done their homework. She becomes more impressed when McNulty turns down a drink.
She expresses regret at their marriage ending now that McNulty is finally growing up. Mello takes his concerns about the new strategy to Cedric Daniels , reluctant to execute the arrest hikes ordered to them by Commissioner Burrell. After hearing that neighborhood people are being locked up in what appears to be an unnecessary arrest hike to serve Burrell, Daniels agrees that it is just more of the same from command.
Daniels goes straight to Mayor Carcetti and presents the information as indicative of Commissioner Burrell 's new initiative to influence arrest statistics. Carcetti is outraged, as this is the opposite of his hopes for the police department. He questions Daniels' reasons for bypassing Deputy Commissioner Rawls and Daniels explains that it is a test of Carcetti's commitment to change in the police department.
He explains that if Rawls had already told Carcetti about Burrell's actions and Carcetti had not acted, then he would know that Carcetti was not committed. Daniels, however, believes Rawls has not reported it to Carcetti and is either content with Burrell's strategy or waiting for Carcetti to fire Burrell due to insubordination.
Carcetti reminds Daniels that he already has his word and then thanks him for going outside the chain of command. Daniels warns him that he will not make a habit of it. Bodie Broadus and Poot Carr discuss the change in the weather and remark that they are getting old. Little Kevin returns after several days' absence and explains that he was taken in by the police for questioning about the murder of Lex. He is urged to go straight to Marlo Stanfield and explain what happened so that there is no doubt about his actions.
Little Kevin does as they suggest and faces hostility from Marlo and Chris when they learn that instead of organizing a meeting with Lex himself, he passed the task on to Randy Wagstaff. Chris asks Marlo about Randy and he states that Randy is in no position to hurt them. Snoop reminds Marlo that Randy is likely an informant and he suggests that they spread the rumor around. As Kevin is being driven away, Slim Charles arrives. Omar Little and Renaldo observe Marlo as he conducts his operation from the courtyard. Omar recognizes Slim Charles from his time with the Barksdale Organization and remarks that the association does not add up.
Michael points out Bug's father to Snoop and Chris when he is buying drugs for Michael's mother. Snoop asks Michael why he wants him killed, but he declines to explain further. Chris agrees to do as Michael asks. Slim visits Poot and Bodie and welcomes Poot home.
Slim asks how Bodie is getting along with Marlo. Slim tells Bodie that Marlo has had Kevin killed. Omar tails Slim back to his home and the monotony of the task begins to annoy Renaldo. Bodie and Poot discuss Marlo's actions. Bodie is angry that Marlo killed Little Kevin without proof that he was working with the police. Bodie argues that Stringer's order was justified in that Wallace was working with the police.
On concluding that Marlo is more ruthless than Stringer, Poot tells Bodie that while the world is getting hotter the people are becoming colder. Chris and Snoop accost Bug's father on his way home from the store. When Chris questions him about his sexuality, the man gets defensive and replies that he's living with a girl at the present time.
Chris presses the point, getting him to admit to having had homosexual relations in prison. Then he asks him if he lives with kids right now.
The man acknowledges the fact. Chris in a rage unleashes a flurry of punches and beats him to a bloody pulp, as a stunned Snoop looks on. Roland "Prez" Pryzbylewski mentions the sudden increase in the temperature of his room to his colleague Grace Sampson. Sampson explains that at this time of year the school switches to longer classes for exam preparation, and that increasing the temperature makes the kids drowsy and less disruptive.
In the special class Miss Duquette coordinates a roleplaying exercise with Kwame and Darnell Tyson pretending to be at a restaurant. She has bad news: She also informs them that the assistant superintendent has requested a meeting with them. At the meeting, Parenti and Colvin discuss the pupils' recent visit to a restaurant with Miss Sheperdson, the assistant superintendent.
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She is insistent that they will teach the test. Parenti is enraged that Sheperdson is undermining the program's efforts even though they had clearly stated their aims at the outset. Colvin tries to explain the futility of insisting that the children in their class be treated like every other student. Sheperdson is skeptical about excluding these children from standard practices.
The following day, Prez is observed by Sheperdson as he teaches test questions to uninterested students. But as soon as she leaves, Prez has the class return to his normal lesson plan: Randy Wagstaff faces bullying in the corridors as rumors of his snitching spreads, and he gets the cold shoulder from his friend Karim Williams in class when looking for a partner to roll dice with. However, Michael offers to partner with him. Sheperdson observes the special class with Principal Claudell Withers. A fight breaks out between Zenobia and Chandra as the class performs another roleplaying exercise.
Miss Mason is knocked over in the ensuing brawl. Sheperdson is dismayed, which is compounded when Withers admits that this is the first time he has observed the class. Sheperdson discusses the program with the teachers afterwards. Sheperdson's cynicism is obvious.