Sentence examples for hesitancy the from inspiring English sources

But through their hesitancy the big parties have been tainted more than they need have been by the chancers they harbour.

After an initial stage of hesitancy, the contraceptive pill, with its basic rationale of preventing ovulation, was accepted by the vast majority of family-planning organizations and many gynecologists as the most satisfactory method of contraception.

Shame is rarely an active emotion, and that may account, in part, for the movie's slight stiffness and hesitancy; the dangers of staging a rape scene with children may have been inhibiting as well.

Played in by Yohan Cabaye in the second minute, the Senegal striker seemed taken back to find himself with only Artur to beat and, perhaps sensing such momentary hesitancy, the goalkeeper saved his ensuing shot comfortably.

We can see a great variety of emotions — emotions we may know too well — not just on Creighton's face but in his posture, his hesitancy, the fluttering of an arm kept close to his chest.

He came out of it wondering why the hesitancy, the guarded wariness of a San Francisco company coming into town.

Marian Piekarczyk, a 50-year-old Polish-born reservist from San Antonio, Tex., caught some of the hesitancy among the troops, the dispirited air.

One of the recurring themes is the hesitancy of the President - he constantly seeks one more opinion before acting.

Europeans are often characterised as fearing failure, or ridicule after failure, and while she says that culture does still exist, she says that the younger generation are shrugging off the hesitancy of the past.

The hesitancy since the chemical attack has highlighted a lack of U.S. leadership throughout the Syrian conflict.

Hesitant fuzzy linguistic term sets (HFLTS) are innovatively employed to capture the hesitancy of the experts in this approach.