Sentence examples for confused hesitant from inspiring English sources

As the Conservative Party struggled to regain its winning ways after overwhelming defeats, it was her voice that often dominated -- confident, insistent and conviction-laden, in contrast to the confused, hesitant and uncertain voices of her successors as they tried to chart new appeals to a generation of voters who had deserted the Tories for Labor.

We're living in a confused, hesitant and uncertain world".

The Wall Street reaction this time was a bit confused and hesitant at first.

Visitors to Millesime the restaurant must first walk down a staircase, then through one or both of these spaces, to find themselves, perhaps confused and hesitant by this point, at the start of another staircase that leads up.

In West Java, as mentioned by Wilson (2010), many NGOs felt confused and hesitant to intervene.

Even the Administration seems confused and hesitant.

Employees of the firm, daresay, were none too happy about the intrusion and quickly summoned some muscle but when the DC cops arrived on the scene they were a bit confused and hesitant about making any arrests.

At times, she was forgetful, hesitant, confused.

She comes across as pretty, smart, hesitant, insecure, confused, determined — all at once or in no particular order.

If she seems hesitant or confused, assuming you're alone, ask her, "Do you think you might have some feelings outside of friendship for me?

Mr. Orstad said system employees sometimes help applicants fill out the questionnaire when they are confused by the form or hesitant to include certain details.