He now swears allegiance to one King with a mental reservation.
Knowing his worldwide reputation, I expected him to put her some problem in geometry, but he only asked whether a lie could be justified on the principle of a mental reservation.
They promised me to abstain from doing so--no doubt with a mental reservation, but I cared nothing about that.
Hedvig replied that there are cases in which a lie is necessary, but that the principle of a mental reservation is always a cheat.
The case is more difficult, however, if the reply is obscure in itself, that is, if use is made of ambiguity or mental reservation.
They are taken as a matter of necessity, and with a mental reservation, that when the interests of their State demands, they are freed from the obligation.
The State loyalty as being a mental reservation evermore to abrogate the oath of National loyalty:--what is it but a modern reproduction of the old Jesuit portent?
Mental reservation is an act of the mind, limiting the spoken phrase so that it may not bear the full sense which at first hearing it seems to bear.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "mental reservation" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
