Sentence examples for notably reserved from inspiring English sources
In this case technical analysis revealed something unexpected in the character of the notably reserved Mondrian.
One table at the governors' gathering was notably reserved for the American Petroleum Institute, the chief lobbying organization of the oil and gas industry.
After weeks of messages, Chapo's tone with Del Castillo becomes notably less reserved.
The Palestinian beer festival is notably more reserved than the German original, but over the past nine years it's still managed to draw in hundreds of thousands of people – often young, wealthy Palestinians, both Christian and Muslim – to celebrate beer by drinking lots of it.
Notably, rather than being reserved about pushing the boundaries of robotic war, Russia appears to have embraced it to the extent that it falsely claimed it already used them in battles in Syria.
Several other countries have large areas reserved in national parks, notably Brazil, Japan, India, and Australia.
Some retailers, hoping to take advantage of the overwhelming demand, are only selling "Wii Fit" in bundles (at notably higher prices), a practice that's typically reserved for console launches.
Devastating or the emotion of devastation, to me, is reserved for far greater things in life, most notably life and death".
The neo-cons' main ire is reserved for the United Nations and, sometimes, the European Union (see article).Clearly there have been big diplomatic ructions in the past year, notably in the Security Council over the second Iraq resolution.
