When Winston Churchill used this phrase in 1906 in his speech to the House of Commons, he probably did not have in mind the construction of language contained in a deed. Nevertheless, terminological inexactitude in drafting a reservation from conveyance or an exception to the conveyance can make a difference. The drafter might accidentally accomplish what he or she set out to accomplish - but then again, maybe not. Griswold v. EOG Resources, Inc., 459 S.W.3d 713 (Tex. App – Fort Worth 2015, no pet.) is illustrative of this point.