Sentence examples similar to deepening reservation from inspiring English sources
Mirebrahimi aligned himself with the reformists rather than with the young radicals, and he continued to defend Khatami, despite his own deepening reservations: he complained that too many reformists were willing to subordinate democracy and human rights to the strictures of Islam, and although he was a practicing Muslim, he privately believed that religion should not be a political force.
This reservation deepened with time, as Thoreau tried unsuccessfully to build a literary career by gleaning poems, lectures, and essays from the Journal.
In 1934, Heidegger gave up his rectorship, possibly under pressure from faculty members who resented the Nazis' influence, and, over time, his reservations deepened.
But the country's new president, Mohamed Morsi, a former Brotherhood leader, has seemingly put aside those reservations as he grapples with Egypt's deepening financial crisis.
Jewish groups that have met with Mr. Schumer have expressed reservations about openly opposing Mr. Hagel's nomination for fear of inflaming their tensions with the Obama administration and deepening difficulties between the United States and Israel.
It deepens, a deepening blue.
The recession is deepening.
Deepening rifts Too optimistic?
"The situation is deepening.
Smith's departure from Shinnecock was a sore point with many at the reservation, and the pain deepened when in December 2002 he died of a heart attack at 47.
