Sentence examples for strongly reserved from inspiring English sources
At Riebeeck West Jan had been a hard-working, deeply religious child, with a strongly reserved, almost solitary, nature.
Roger Sessions, represented principally by two string quartets and a string quintet, has written in an austere, reserved, and strongly dissonant style.
Their applicability strongly depends on the available space reserved for the noise abatement and the receiver position.
The reserved, mentally scarred Robert reacts strongly, having flashbacks to Sir Hugh's violent murder at the hands of Saracens.
We recognize that farmer responses will also strongly determine the outcomes, but must be reserved for further discussion elsewhere.
He continued, "People felt so strongly about this flour that in the South it was reserved for Sunday dinner.
Christopher Luscombe has staged the farce with the highly mannered artifice usually reserved for Restoration comedies, and his approach has strongly divided London critics.
One of his most elegant slashes is reserved for Blair: "A usually likable man," he "has convictions to which he holds strongly -- while he holds them".
It was a wave reserved for scofflaws; drivers who think they can escape the law with eloquent, strongly-defended letters about broken meters, tree-obscured No Parking signs and too-long but very important doctor's appointments.
Nagasaki was never reserved.
