Sentence examples for though with reservations from inspiring English sources

Another Laing admirer – though with reservations – is Professor Anthony David, vice-dean of the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience at King's College London and consultant at the Maudsley Hospital NHS Trust, who also wrote the foreword to the Penguin Modern Classics edition of The Divided Self.

Darryl Pinckney, who has himself explored bi-racial subject matter in his novel High Cotton, is in broad agreement, though with reservations: "Styron did do something rather silly and gratuitous with his Turner: that it had to be because of a white woman.

The Treasury and the Fed broadly agreed with most of those ideas, though with reservations on the details.

Martí was staunchly liberal, and Rodó, too, invoked liberal tradition, though with aristocratic reservations.

The United States is a signer of that convention, though with some reservations.

South Korean voters appeared to have given Mr. Lee what he wanted, though with some reservations.

One recent morning, several people waiting for the bus in Upper Montclair said they agreed with the ban, though with some reservations.

On Friday, Freier wrote that he personally "welcomes the plebiscite, though with strong reservations that we must guard the tenor of the debate, and keep it positive".

In 2001, were I on the Olympic Committee, I would have voted to award the Olympics to Beijing as the committee did yesterday, though with serious reservations.

On Tuesday, Whole Foods, the retail mecca of the organic and natural foods movement, said it supported the California proposal, though with some reservations over the details — and without putting any money into the effort in accordance with its policy, a spokeswoman said.

The reviews have been largely positive, though with some reservations — for example, Wired's GeekDad blog said "The Numberlys" looks great, but wondered whether it was really a good fit for kids.