Sentence examples for equally reserved from inspiring English sources

The reserved and appealing older sister Elinor forms a deep attachment to the modest and equally reserved Edward Ferrars.

Since many hospitals currently also include hospital pharmacies, community pharmacies are equally reserved in sharing medication information with those hospitals.

Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan gave his opinion in September 2007 that it is "absolutely conceivable that the euro will replace the US dollar as reserve currency, or will be traded as an equally important reserve currency".

Contributing equally to a joint account reserved only for expenses will also help to manage money.

With an idealized coastline structure consisting of an infinite line of equally spaced reserves separated by regions of coastline in which reproduction is nil, the relative settlement as a function of the fraction of coastline and size of reserve is qualitatively very similar over a broad range of dispersal patterns.

This comes a month after she appeared on the cover of the equally chic Pop magazine – a privilege usually reserved for superstars like Madonna and Kate Moss.

Mr. Cuomo, he said, is a different but equally recognizable kind of Italian: studious and reserved, bent on obsessively thinking everything through before taking action.

As younger generations continue to become more and more wired, activities thought reserved for older audiences are proving to be equally as appealing and successful among younger audiences.

But Bessie's anger isn't reserved for her young; she's equally infuriated by her politically minded father (Alok Tewari), the last vestige of poor idealism.

But the tears were not just reserved for the dragons; watching Jon Snow cremating Ygritte was equally as sad.

But while most of his fury has been directed at President Obama, he's reserved some for others whom he feels are equally to blame for the mess we find ourselves in today.