Sentence examples for felt reluctance from inspiring English sources

Ryu's father remained alive in the story because Godin believed that the revised ending was consistent with the Worlds of Power character and as real-life fathers Godin and Lerangis felt reluctance to leave Ryu without a father.

Women should not feel reluctance and shame in speaking out.

Groups with unmet health needs may feel reluctance to participate in research and this is especially the case where resource allocation is seen as unfair, as research amongst African Americans suggests [ 70].

Its reluctance to downshift, and turbo lag at low engine speeds, meant the Golf felt reluctant to accelerate.

Whereas Jewish philosophers of these countries felt no reluctance about referring to Greek, Arabic, and other Jewish philosophers, they refrained from citing Christian thinkers whose views had, in all probability, influenced them.

Wall Street regarded it with disdain, and when companies under investigation were called to give testimony their executives may have felt little reluctance to lie, which carried far less risk than admitting to a crime under oath in a civil action.

Although in industry I would be working in a functional system, one that wouldn't require me to build a fully-equipped and funded lab from scratch, I felt some reluctance to be part of the compartmentalised organisation that was so necessary for efficient management.

Both Suvonnasupa and Tafoya from UC Irvine spoke of the shame they felt and reluctance to seek help.

They felt some reluctance to take on the assignment.

The slower pace on the sidewalks feels like reluctance.

"You can feel my reluctance to talk about it.