Sentence examples for but with some reluctance from inspiring English sources

The Conservative Party endorsed Mr. Spano this year, but with some reluctance.

As they prepare to face their former Big 12 rival Baylor on Saturday, the Buffaloes carry the banner for a group they just got to know — but do so with some reluctance.

But what Critchley's arguing, with some reluctance, is that religious rhetoric isn't necessarily something an otherwise secular government indulges in opportunistically or by rote — it's an essential part of how government actually works.

As a rugby league traditionalist who has relished the Easter feast for almost three decades now, I type this with some reluctance but it is time to accept the reality that playing two full rounds of fixtures in the space of four days now does more harm than good.

And so with that, being a good mother, she agreed with some reluctance, but as we wrapped up our conversation I could detect a hint of excitement in her tone; an eagerness to tackle a new task.

But he has come to accept his place with some reluctance.

But both Conservatives and Labour are pro-nuclear with some reluctance, aware both of the technology's costs and its unpopularity.

But if Mr. Grylls is going corporate and high tech, it is with some reluctance.

"Some people sold with some reluctance".

Mr. Zagoreos began the hunt with some reluctance.

Indeed, that is something Mr Prodi did with some reluctance.