Sentence examples for a hesitancy in from inspiring English sources

Alicia Duerson, who kept in touch with him, said that he developed a hesitancy in putting words together on paper and in conversation.

Mastroeni has drawn criticism for his lack of rotation in the starting XI and a hesitancy in making substitutions in tight matches.

There's much force to the play it has strong, clear dialogue, and a fine ear for historical locutions but there's a hesitancy in Gurney's vision, too.

There is, of course, a hesitancy in time of war — and, in particular, during an increasingly unpopular war against an entrenched guerrilla enemy — to publish stories that could be interpreted as undermining military morale.

BACK in 1992, when Ronald Reagan first began to be strange (a bewilderment in his amethyst gaze, a hesitancy in speech and step), he impulsively said that he wanted to visit his birthplace.

Still, there is a hesitancy in approaching male-dominated fields, even while in the "safety" of a classroom.

"There was just a hesitancy [in BlackBerry].

Klever often talks with a slight hesitancy in comparing the Australian and European audiences.

"During the past year, lack of trust in the validity of accounting records of banks and other financial institutions in the context of inadequate capital led to a massive hesitancy in lending to them.

There's a hesitancy to buy in because you don't want to go too far and then have your heart broken".

"We knew Twitter had a hesitancy about automation in accounts," Sprout's Rankin noted, referring to Twitter's history with bot accounts — there areas in Twitter's terms of service that lay out where it is still not allowed — "but now they've also started to introduce features to encourage some automation.