Sentence examples for reservation expressed from inspiring English sources

One reservation expressed by some sailors was the proximity of the Nothe course – one of four used – to the shore.

The servants were often black or Mexican, and in the early nineteen-twenties a visitor to the reservation expressed contempt at the sight of "even whites" performing "all the menial tasks about the house to which no Osage will stoop".

Nelson, a farmer and construction worker from the Snye region of the reservation, expressed skepticism towards all of the fish advisories because "we've been fishing all of our lives and we're still here.

Jose Rodriguez, who then led the National Clandestine Service, had ordered the tapes destroyed, despite reservations expressed by others in the Bush Administration.

Whatever the reservations expressed over Lord Burns's appointment – too old, too white, too establishment, etc – it is hard not to feel a sense of genuine relief.

Notwithstanding the reservations expressed in Tuttle, the Court of Appeals "continued to believe" that gross negligence in police training was "a viable theory of municipal liability" under § 1983.

The Lebanese government announced three hours later that it too unanimously accepted the U.N. resolution, but with the reservations expressed by Hezbollah's cabinet ministers.

This reticence may remind some of the modern-day reservations expressed in quarters of the American Jewish community that a Jewish president might exacerbate and inflame anti-Semitism.

Cobbs oversaw the awarding of that grant, despite reservations expressed by Gilman and others.

Zabitsky's was one of the first times in the iPhone/iPad era that we've seen serious reservations expressed about Apple's business.

But Wood believes Ireland lock Paul O'Connell, who did the job four years ago, would be the best option, given the reservations expressed over Warburton.