Sentence examples for Get hesitant from inspiring English sources

People, I think, get hesitant.

LONDON — If you ask British voters what sort of plan for leaving the European Union they support, you tend to get hesitant, vague answers.

That’s why I get hesitant in talking about it...’ You mean after what happened with your mum? ‘Yeah, that’s just a... closed book, you know what I mean?’ He’s speaking in a terse whisper now.

"A lot of would-be buyers of energy efficiency projects get hesitant.

Because of that, I sometimes get hesitant when people want to know about rollerblading.

But, aside from the difficult politics of enacting a major tax overhaul, the proposed changes still might not be enough to get hesitant businesses to open their wallets.

He notes that plenty of people are getting hesitant to share things on Facebook and Twitter because they're afraid someone else already has and they'll be considered uncool or out of date.

And sometimes people get very hesitant of, do I say something?

But "fun" should not be a dirty word, he contended, not if the objective is to get a hesitant public to understand science.

All we got were hesitant platitudes from our neighbours.

"The idea of a woman who is sexually knowledgeable and passionate is very attractive to a lot of young men who are getting more hesitant interactions or conditional sexual access from younger women".