Sentence examples for accepted hesitantly from inspiring English sources
As with Strafford, the Commons had to abandon legal proof and resort to an ordinance of attainder, accepted hesitantly by the lords.
So when the chance to take my sons on an Arthur Ransome sailing weekend on the east coast of England around Harwich came up, I accepted hesitantly.
Newton and Robert Boyle's approach to the mechanical philosophy was promoted by rationalist pamphleteers as a viable alternative to the pantheists and enthusiasts, and was accepted hesitantly by orthodox preachers as well as dissident preachers like the latitudinarians.
When he offered Samantha part of the pill, she hesitantly accepted.
Then, last winter, I was invited to read in Madison and hesitantly accepted.
Extremely independent — she trains on her own, coaches herself and belongs to no club or team — she accepted the offer, hesitantly.
Conservative English lawyers, however, have accepted them only hesitantly or have opposed them outright; and the law regarding the liability of local authorities remains complex and, many would say, unsatisfactory.
I hesitantly accepted the position, and I've been an RA since then.
Next thing I knew, my Godmother had graciously offered to drive me home and my mother (albeit hesitantly) accepted on my behalf.
After hesitantly accepting Geisel's invitation to try his hand at a children's book about whales, the Professor was pleasantly dazed to hear that the result, "The Whales Go By," had attained a sale of nearly a hundred thousand copies in a little over a year.
