Sentence examples for reservations- from inspiring English sources

We also have reservations, with others on the left, about mixing in a big tent with religious bigots who have unpleasant views on homosexuals and women.

While some have questioned whether Bale is too young to move abroad at this stage, Coleman has no reservations the forward will be able to handle life on and off the field at Real Madrid if Tottenham sanction his departure.

The widespread blandness provoked reservations about the depth of United's vaunted means.

Related: Charlie Hebdo saw that free speech is for all | Letters Such valid reservations do not render freedom of expression an entirely compromised or broken ideal.

HOURS Monday to Saturday, 5 30 to 10 p.m. RESERVATIONS Recommended at least one week ahead.

It left a huge impression on him, and he performed a whole routine on the theme at last week's Hay Festival, but still carries some reservations.

Democrats in Iowa have reservations about Clinton, and are hostile to the idea that their role is simply to anoint the candidate-in-waiting whom they rejected eight years ago.

Dagan said that Abbas also had reservations about the report's acceptance by the international community, which would "play into the hands of Hamas and weaken his position".

Despite his reservations over an ugly election campaign, the Nobel laureate added: "The opposition behaved itself very well and enabled the democratic principle.

They say they have reservations about their presumptive nominee but, most of all, they're desperate to see more of her.

She said she supported the principle of a benefit cap but had reservations about the effect of a £23,000 limit on people living in London in particular.