Sentence examples for hesitant line from inspiring English sources

As they moved forward, the mortar fire intensified, landing either side of a hesitant line of troops and vehicles increasingly exposed by the sun that by now had risen over the dusty horizon.

While at pains to emphasize the many differences between a just punishment for a crime and a national bankruptcy, the man drew a hesitant line between his experience and his country's: delusion, denial, followed by an upheaval that brought clarity — "a fundamental change in the most basic ground rules in your life".

The lurching, hesitant line-breaks are pure henchman, like he's trying to force a song into a box because those are his dumb orders.

While the oped in the Washington Post was clearly a bit hesitant (Opening line, my emphasis: "The election results in Iran may reflect the will of the Iranian people")., the piece, again poorly named "The Iranian People Speak," seemed to me like a self-congratulatory 'I told you so.'.

There are shy electronic beats, hesitant instrumental lines and some tentative vocals.

In the ballad "You Are Chains," for instance, a hesitant, chiming piano line dissolves into its distorted afterimages and re-emerges again and again, steadies itself into an anthemic march and finally melts away.

Many people have pondered the split between Mr. Cartier-Bresson's photographs, with their instantaneity, and his later drawings, with their hesitant, even painstaking lines.

Writer Mat Snow observed: "The Cure have studied well the art of the tragic bass line, the hesitant and melancholy guitar lick, the funereal keyboard coloration".

So, why are we hesitant to address this important line of thought; to see the beauty in sadness; to understand how, if at all, depression inspires creativity?

The music seems hesitant to interrupt: a bass line wrapped in a scarf, a very quiet backing chorus, and quavering guitar figures subdued by echo.

We should be hesitant to trust one trend line on one graph and say, "This is exactly where sea levels will be in X number of years," or, "This is what the temperature will be in April in New York, in 2037".