Sentence examples for even hesitant from inspiring English sources

It's a judgment, but a gentle, even hesitant, one.

"I was even hesitant to warm someone up".

The tone of this, his most recent foray into the search for life's meaning, is respectful and sometimes even hesitant.

Athletes and staff members are even hesitant to admit to knowing anyone who is involved in a pool.

This is an orderly, even hesitant show, one that seems indisposed to reckoning with some of the toughest questions his art raises about aesthetics and economics.

He was not charismatic, soft-spoken, even hesitant, but utterly dominant over his king and even the powerful military, which privately mocked his weakness for uniforms.

He even sounded hesitant Saturday night although he was only three strokes out of the lead held by Justin Leonard, who soared to a 77 yesterday.

Now buyers are even more hesitant to commit to new talent, so the designers are lowering some prices and moving their dress production from Italy to New York.

There is fear of a wave of corporate bankruptcies that will strain banks' balance sheets and make them even more hesitant to make the loans that could keep struggling companies alive.

At one point, Mr Osborne, who seemed distracted at times and even slightly hesitant, ran through a long list of measures designed to cheer up the economy, from income tax cuts for 20m low earners to whizzy things involving super-fast broadband.

A failure, however, would make already reluctant international partners even more hesitant to cooperate.