Sentence examples for Kind of hesitant from inspiring English sources

"I was kind of hesitant," she said.

"I was kind of hesitant with my English," Ritzmann said.

She didn't know how to act around her new roommates, who treated her with a kind of hesitant benevolence.

"Over years of casual familiarity, Eisenhower's view of Nixon kept changing — from the disdain that he felt for most professional politicians to doubts about Nixon's 'maturity' to a kind of hesitant respect," Frank writes.

"I'm actually kind of hesitant to talk about [the hearing].

"I was kind of hesitant because it was a military school," Jason said.

Kody Nielson – who previously released an album under the guise of Opossom – now creates a robotic kind of future-disco, hesitant, half-asleep party music, as if lit by the blue lights of a laptop rather than an LED dancefloor.

It certainly wasn't a gay bar, but there were single, young, brown men who ordered drinks they didn't drink and stood at the bar making the same kind of anxious, hungry, hesitant eye contact I've read about in novels and memoirs that describe the North American scene five and six decades ago.

Work was still going on, reporters were assured -- bills were being discussed, paychecks were being cut, meetings were being held -- but it was an odd, hesitant kind of business.

For me, reading this kind of stuff, I'm hesitant to say it's comforting because that's not the right word, but there's something compelling to me about reading a text that doesn't claim to have all the answers.

They were very hesitant to kind of seem like they were censoring certain political views.