Sentence examples for has a hesitancy from inspiring English sources

"American culture, which has become more open, still has a hesitancy around sex that other cultures don't have".

But there's part of me that still has a hesitancy to disregard it when we don't know definitively that something has taken place.

His step was carefully picked out and it had a hesitancy to it — it brought to her mind the heron.

"We knew Twitter had a hesitancy about automation in accounts," Sprout's Rankin noted, referring to Twitter's history with bot accounts — there areas in Twitter's terms of service that lay out where it is still not allowed — "but now they've also started to introduce features to encourage some automation.

That was the only place that I had a little hesitancy.

Because the show, the second act, the piece is so much about despair and suicide, and the redemption only comes at the end of the piece, I think there might have been a hesitancy on the part of the audience to enjoy the comic moments.

A possible result of that may have been hesitancy in intervening to stop the Sudanese government's genocide in Darfur.Seeking to restore liberal hawkishness's good name, a group led by Gareth Evans, a former Australian foreign minister, pushed the UN's 60th anniversary conference in 2005 to endorse the idea that the world has a "responsibility to protect" civilians.

I had a lot of hesitancy at first.

Mr. Romney's caution and hesitancy have a personal history.

Isiah Thomas has considered expanding that role even further — possibly by making Robinson a starter — but he admitted he had "a slight bit of hesitancy, because he's playing so well in the role that he's in".

Until we can get all of that up and running, we will always have a little bit of hesitancy to jump in fully".