Sentence examples for extremely hesitant from inspiring English sources

Some colleagues were extremely hesitant to share "red" issues.

Public health people are going to be extremely hesitant about labeling an illness as psychogenic.

Beyond that, both are extremely hesitant to speak of their relationship, considering it a private oasis in very public lives.

Perhaps the severity of that remedy has caused courts to be extremely hesitant in finding a failure to afford a speedy trial.

I was extremely hesitant to apply to any top-tier schools, let alone Harvard, because it just wasn't common in my community.

Experts said that prosecutors were generally extremely hesitant to exercise their power to detain material witnesses because they rely on their cooperation.

In this version, parents were hesitant to use the "extremely important" category, instead leaning on the second, "very important" category.

Immediately after Cobain's death, Yankovic and his band were hesitant to play the extremely popular "Smells Like Nirvana" during live shows.

"Would you grow extremely old with me?" Divorce had made Julie Avetta hesitant about tying the knot a second time.

"The Japanese have a tendency to regard it as extremely shameful to receive welfare, and so they are hesitant," said Toshio Hata, a senior welfare official in Kawasaki.

" 'She was hesitant at first but now she finds it extremely liberating and they spend entire days at home without any clothes on and even cook naked.' ". "What are you reading?