Sentence examples for essentially hesitant from inspiring English sources
The contrast between the incumbent superpower showing up in force and the emergent one missing in action was inescapable — as was the clamor from a number of smaller nations for support from a rhetorically strong yet essentially hesitant United States to check the power of a rising China.
I predict that Ethereum's transition to Proof-of-Stake will be slow and hesitant: it's essentially a whole new consensus algorithm, and one which substantially more complex (and therefore with a broader attack surface) than Proof-of-Work.
It's striking that after 2007, Brown more full-heartedly espoused the causes he had been so hesitant about during the Blair years, embracing an essentially Blairite attitude to public services, and counterintuitively becoming one of the most successful British prime ministers in Europe since the war.
"We're hesitant to do anything to the house and changing what is essentially a museum," Mr. Feist said.
I am hesitant to give you the ingredients of my sauce… I essentially use dimmers to control machines and LEDs installed on my 8mm projectors.
Nonetheless, he also argues that many Occupy members would be hesitant to directly state what their objectives are, because "they are essentially crafting a point of view from many disparate sources".
Doc Rivers essentially runs the Clippers as coach and president of basketball operations, though he was hesitant to the idea of adding his son to the roster before several underlings convinced him the move might make sense.
In March, Ian Parker visited Iceland to find out how a sleepy, essentially bankrupt Scandinavian country dealt with unprecedented turmoil: Iceland was having a revolutionary moment, if of a sometimes hesitant and self-mocking sort.
But Anthony was hesitant.
