Sentence examples for hesitant looking from inspiring English sources

Daughter: (reluctantly stepping over the tape to join her mother) "But what if we get arrested?" Mother: (amused) "Are we getting arrested?" Daughter: (hesitant, looking around) "Nooo".

He gave Van Etten a hesitant look of recognition.

It suddenly hit me why I was so troubled by her hesitant look: it was the same look she gave me the first time we were evicted from our home.

So unrecognizable has a hesitant Johnson looked so far this year.

While LA will be hesitant to look past the Whitecaps, both the fans and the players would like nothing more than to get the win and face off against San Jose over the weekend.

And I'm hesitant to look at endorsements as a measure of influence, because the value of most endorsements is marginal at most; Mary Fallin, a Republican congresswoman from Oklahoma, hardly needed Mrs Palin's touch to pick up the governor's house from the term-limited Democrat Brad Henry.

Martin is running wide and looking hesitant somewhere outside the tackles when he ought to be slashing through the middle.

Spurs, however, were looking hesitant in defence with both goalkeeper Brad Friedel and his defenders displaying signs of real uncertainty - and they fell behind after 24 minutes.

Lauder gave a hesitant smile in return, looking about as pleased with himself as a man who prefers not to show how pleased he is with himself can look.

Listening to his hesitant speaking voice, and looking at that slight, fragile body, the beautiful clothes, the girlish bone structure, you'd imagine him having a singing voice as light as chiffon, a mere wisp of a thing.

Well let's be honest, without the music it would simply be 3 hours of Julie Andrews looking alternatively hesitant and defiant, interspersed with scenes of children frolicking in overalls made from curtains.