Sentence examples for hesitant approach from inspiring English sources
As in all Graham's nonlinear drama, movement tells all: the sharp retreats, the hesitant approach, the sinking contracted body that also bursts into the air.
In another sign of the hesitant approach to Jamaat-ud-Dawa, the administrator of the group's campus at Muridke, outside Lahore, said the school and medical clinic there were operating.
In 2004, as captain of the Rex krewe — one of the more progressive Mardi Gras organizations — Billy made a hesitant approach, too little and too late, trying to get to know Tootie Montana.
A hesitant approach to tax increases has resulted in a society which, as Ashley points out, "prefers spending cuts to higher taxes", because the better-off assume that cuts will not be aimed at them.
The bipartisan summit meeting was convened by Arnold Schwarzenegger, the Republican governor of California, who has been a leader in state efforts to regulate greenhouse gases, even when it meant confronting the Bush administration over its more hesitant approach.
Critical of Britain's hesitant approach to Europe, he formed a pressure group with his old friend Giscard d'Estaing to press for monetary union, and urged Britain to join, appearing on the BBC to attack "good old English stubbornness".
She seemed unworldly, more spirit than flesh, and he still found himself hesitant to approach her, to take her — afraid of seeming crass, hungry, merely carnal.
And even this limited foray had been opposed by some members of the bank's 23-strong governing council, notably Jens Weidmann, the president of the powerful German Bundesbank.This hesitant, cavilling approach was overturned in an emergency conference call over the August 6th-7th weekend.
As a banker turned blogger, she believes Heidi gets her more attention than her birth name and work contacts have confessed they were previously unsure how to pronounce her given name and hesitant to approach her for work-related questions.
