There you go, Tony Curtisis did some routines with Burrell, looking down at his feet as, somewhat hesitantly, he tapped out waltz clogs.
(They charge orcs several times without Bilbo's evident hesitation, for instance, and soon enough are to be spotted coaxing the somnambulant Ents into open warfare. Bilbo, by contrast, swings his "sword" almost as wildly and hesitantly at the end of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey as he did at the beginning).
This view, known as Occasionalism, hesitantly and inconsistently applied by Descartes, was more completely developed by Malebranche.
FAIRNESS cream; scented hair oil; talcum powder: these are things that female ex-combatants of the Tamil Tiger rebels, many forcibly recruited as children, hesitantly ask for when placed in rehabilitation.
In a bizarre, funny moment, SexyKitten seizes control of the call, demanding that Twombly strangle her with an imaginary dead cat, and, as he hesitantly complies, she screams with ecstasy.
Similarly, my experience of activism has obliged me to question linear approaches to campaigning, for example, as I hesitantly embraced the realisation that change doesn't happen like that.
The faux-tentative "may" in that sentence, as though hesitantly proffering a complex and difficult idea when what is being said is, in fact, shatteringly banal, is also characteristic.
But as I hesitantly made my way down a residential street, across a road and to a bus stop, the instructions - "parked cars and overhanging trees ahead" - gave me added confidence and the 3D sound provided me with a somewhat better feel for my surroundings.
Forms were filled out in Japanese as I hesitantly asked what this service would cost.
As I hesitantly communicated my thoughts and feelings, the words came out jumbled and confusing, but I persevered.
