Sentence examples for reservation about how from inspiring English sources

Our art editor, Françoise Mouly, "wanted to use the irony" but said she had a "reservation about how beautiful it was".

Clovis, who no doubt had the most intimate experience with LSD, appeared to have the greatest reservation about how it had been used.

"It's a nice paper, but still there is a little bit of reservation about how broad the conclusion can be," he says.

Paul had reservations about how far he could go between battery topups.

Before the new scheme kicked off there were all sorts of reservations about how well it would work.

And some experts voice reservations about how online learning can be assessed and warn of the potential for cheating.

"I had some reservations about how I was going to be able to get my training in," he said.

Youngner expressed reservations about how his position would sound to other doctors and, most important, to potential donors.

Emissions trading is a possibility, but IATA has a number of reservations about how it might work.

"There's no one left here who holds any reservations about how funny women can be," Seth Meyers, the show's head writer, said.

Behavioral profiling is "a good idea, assuming it's done right," said Mr. Schneier, who nevertheless has serious reservations about how it is being done here.