Sentence examples for be very reluctant from inspiring English sources

But I'd be very reluctant to take on any more big theater pieces.

Roberts, in Reid's view, left no doubt that he would be very reluctant to overturn precedents.

"I'd be very reluctant to make it any tougher on them," Alderson said.

I used to be very reluctant, and now I am only somewhat reluctant.

I used to be very reluctant to talk about food because of my size.

"We would be very reluctant to deal with Haye and Booth.

"I think if Mada didn't exist, I would be very reluctant to stay in this country".

Having got the lead the US will be very reluctant to see this game suspended.

Another said: "I'd have to say, I'd be very reluctant [to go into coalition].

Eurozone member states will be very reluctant to allow it to happen.

"People should be very reluctant to believe the propaganda claims that come from Saddam Hussein's regime".