Sentence examples for at first hesitant from inspiring English sources

Leo is at first hesitant, then avidly adopts the plan.

At first hesitant, he at last seems willing to oblige.

(It would be a way of reining in Harvey's fantasies). Leo is at first hesitant, then avidly adopts the plan.

Others of Mr. Lanzmann's discoveries were unplanned, almost accidental, particularly those he made in Poland where, he said, he was at first hesitant to go.

But the war's critics were at first hesitant to do much with them: they were hard to substantiate, and they would, it was felt, subject the publishers to charges of anti-Americanism.

Cautious because of Congressional opposition to Mexico's bailout, the Treasury Department was at first hesitant to put too much American cash on the line, so it worked through the International Monetary Fund.

An experience of sanctification in 1868 led to her first hesitant attempts at preaching.

They had at first been hesitant, feeling a wedge of anxiety about engaging with the public this way.

Sanders acknowledged that people can at first be hesitant about the effects of behavioral economics; but, he continued, no environment exists that is nudge- or manipulation-free.

During the lung session, the students at first seemed hesitant when asked if they were ready to make a model of the lungs.

Indeed, many students at first are hesitant to move away from the hustle and bustle of an urban environment and move towards the serenity of a seaside town.