Sentence examples for my caveats from inspiring English sources
I had my caveats, however.
The überCamaro also costs nearly as much as an M3, which brings me to my caveats.
With Kramon out of the newsroom, my caveats above gain more weight.
Of course a conservative translation style needn't correspond to conservative political content, and Wilson has nicely summarized my caveats asserting the distinction.
But before that my caveats: When he panders to Le Pen's right — the appalling treatment of the Roma, the wrongheaded dismissal of Turkey's E.U. candidacy, the ever more restrictive immigration policy — he's at his worst.
In keeping with my caveat above ("Caveat lector: Beware the blogger"), blogs are not the best source for authoritative information about evolution.
Thus far I have been rated by two people on my "Caveat: I have absolutely no interest in anything that combines New Year's resolutions and social media" tweet from yesterday.
My two caveats here are the piling of extra payments: surely only the legal advice cushion is necessary.
My only caveats are that, despite the clarity of Paul Wills's projections, the big Birmingham Rep stage sometimes looks under-occupied, and the cast collectively need to show more relish of the pantomime swing of Churchill's extravagant rhymes.
In the eight years that I've lived in Beijing, several features of daily life have visibly improved, even with my usual caveats: infrastructure, access to basic education and health care, physical mobility, awareness of legal rights, and, of course, the ability to earn and spend.
