Sentence examples for hesitancy with from inspiring English sources

He spelled the word hesitancy with an extra "e": "hesitency".

Second, President Obama's "Nuclear Posture Review," which seeks to limit the circumstances in which the United States might use nuclear weapons, embodies hesitancy with respect to deterrence.

Yet the hesitancy with which she joined the dances of her peers had a haunted quality, a beyond-her-years awareness of how things would end.

"Remember, I told you about my hesitancy with your doing something seemingly generic," she told the woman, who had produced a vignette about an American girl and her narcissistic mother.

"When writing vocal music, I invariably have to ask myself, can it be sung?" Despite his hesitancy with the genre, Beethoven — who studied song composition with Salieri — wrote around 80 lieder, using mostly German texts.

What is striking about many of the interviews is the hesitancy with which some people talk about care, and how often they seem preoccupied with their failure to care.

My hesitancy, compared with the graciousness of my vet, has led me to wonder where I have gone wrong.

Blanche DuBois would surely understand the hesitancy coupled with erotic hunger that drive Anna forward, this sea captain's daughter keen to purge herself of a past that has left her unclean while allowing an awareness of life's depredations that neither of the men in her midst can begin to share.

(Although all of the characters lean left, they approach this election with hesitancy).

Regional and international hesitancy in dealing with Syria stems from two main factors.

The administration's nervousness about old-fashioned liberalism has contributed to its hesitancy in dealing with the banking crisis.