Sentence examples for bit of a reservation from inspiring English sources
Mako Vunipola has surprised me the most, although I have a little bit of a reservation because the warm-up games aren't Test-match intensity.
"I've a wee bit of a reservation in my mind because I think I'm very conscious of the fact that if they've come fifth in a very competitive Turkish League, they're going to be a good team," he explained.
If it all seems a bit pompous — a reservation at a bar? — it works.
These results showed again, that the AMS scale has a good criterion-oriented validity, although the results can be discussed with a bit of reservation because both scales (ADAM, SMITH's) have not be compared in the original language.
"It's a nice paper, but still there is a little bit of reservation about how broad the conclusion can be," he says.
When Accenture asked to include Unilever in the campaign, "there was a little bit of reservation" initially, Mr. Eelman said, but the approval came because "Accenture has been a partner in this journey with us".
These dudes know how to party (the place is a bit of a zoo), and while it also may be a bit tough to score a reservation, it's well worth the wait.
Even if you support the idea of scrapping reservations in theory, it's still a bit of a pain.
Bryant's case was, in a real way, my teenage self's introduction to rape, and it left me confused and unable to return to rooting for Bryant without some small bit of reservation.
In the French Alps, luncheon reservations, which the average American skier might find a bit of a nuisance, are a near necessity for on-mountain dining.
