Sentence examples for alone reluctantly from inspiring English sources

Ms. Davenport, who says that ever since she was little she has been afraid of being alone, reluctantly tries dating again.

He said the unusual features of the paperback editions were his idea alone, only reluctantly accepted by his sales-minded publishers at Vintage.

Cockroft is scared of being alone and so reluctantly agrees to get rid of his best and most loyal companion.

Another father in the Fossar group has reluctantly come alone.

He's trapped there, frightened and alone, until the government reluctantly negotiates him out for fear that he's been turned.

"This is the only time during the year when we are allowed to do what we want, but even here they don't leave us alone," said Giti, 55, reluctantly putting on her headscarf.

In the worst-case scenario, she will, reluctantly, leave Boris home alone.

Unable to find care, she very reluctantly left the girl home alone during her evening and nighttime shifts.

Once more Max, having saved the day as reluctantly as ever, is left all alone, with nothing but the clothes on his back.

In this way Luther drew out, albeit reluctantly, the full consequences of his principle of "salvation by faith alone".

While the rest of Europe reluctantly bowed to the German agenda, Berlin, however, found itself increasingly alone on how to fix Greece.