Sentence examples for bit reluctant from inspiring English sources

I'm a bit reluctant to travel really.

We were probably a bit reluctant to do that.

In interviews, he is respectful, even a bit reluctant.

We just have a team that's a little bit reluctant".

Fortunately, Cohen does not seem in the least bit reluctant.

Indeed, he can appear a bit reluctant to engage in a discussion on policy details.

American craft brewers, who have resurrected many obscure genres, seem a bit reluctant with Kölsch.

"His parents were a bit reluctant to send him with Uncle Brian".

"I'm always a bit reluctant to get too giddy before both sides have had a bat".

Veracity was a little bit reluctant to leave the parade ring.

His concerns are made to seem small, his world deliberately circumscribed: "A sane person doesn't stick around in the hopes of making a dent," he observes, doing a bit of reluctant pro bono work in India.