Sentence examples for critical reservations from inspiring English sources

It dictates 'This half hour must be spent on Russian,' 'This must be given to Wordsworth.' Or 'Now I'd better darn my brown stockings,' " and it is characteristic that the word she should find to express her critical reservations about "Ulysses" is "underbred".

Despite its deviations from Bizet's original format, and some critical reservations, the 1875 Vienna production was a great success with the city's public, and won praise from both Wagner and Brahms.

While Lurie says she can appreciate a critical reservation sometimes levelled that Keillor's novels can be uneven, she says "he is probably our best American humorist and yet he is much more than just a humorist.

His portrayal of Beach was received with critical reservation, but the series was a popular success.

All three methods are shown to be successful to an extent, although a critical comparison indicates reservations about the density estimation approach when used on sparse data sets.

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And Random House's investment in the movie business, through a partnership with Focus Features, has so far produced one critical and commercial flop: "Reservation Road," adapted from the novel by John Burnham Schwartz and released last year.

Radio channel reservation is critical to provide quality-of-services for heterogeneous traffic in a cellular network which leases radio channels from another wireless networks.

A solution is needed to provide dedicated end-to-end connections, dynamically allocable on-demand or by scheduled reservation to critical data-intensive applications.

The project was, however, never completed and contradictory explanations were provided by interviewees, suggesting conflicts of interest between meteorologists and experts in the energy sector, lack of involvement of the nonclimate expert partners, and reservations about sharing critical data among climate and energy experts.

However, the results of a multi-institutional study that appeared in the previous issue of Critical Care show that this latter reservation may not necessarily be true.