Sentence examples for a sort of reservation from inspiring English sources

At first, it seems like these are tokens kept on a sort of reservation of gentlemanly capitalism in order to placate the old guard.

Which amounted to accepting a sort of reservation or recycling center for jihadists--with the assumption that this would be preferable to eradicating the cancer at its source but allowing it to metastasize throughout the region and beyond.

A: Sort of.

(Tribal members told me that marijuana had become a sort of currency on the reservation that people trade for harder drugs).

CE), who recounts the criticism of Aristotle, says that Lycon "called himself a Pythagorean," thus expressing some sort of reservation about his credentials (DK I 445 446).

Twelve more huts followed, and as 10th Mountain grew, it took on bookings for the other, smaller hut systems nearby, becoming a sort of backcountry lodging central reservations system.

The idea is a sort of one-stop travel shopping and reservation services that offers lists pricing and availability information for over 450 airlines and 40,000 hotels.

States with big Indian reservations have provided a sort of controlled experiment in the differences between federal agents, who did not record, and local police, who did.

There were, however, one or two ill-judged moments as when the emperor of China was made to look like the pope and descended from the heavens on a sort of swing.There could have been no such reservations about a superb production of Verdi's "Macbeth" by the Scottish Opera under the direction of Luc Bondy.

Before the new scheme kicked off there were all sorts of reservations about how well it would work.

He has all sorts of reservations about Mayor Giuliani and does not, when speaking in prose, call him a great urban king.