Sentence examples similar to hesitant praise from inspiring English sources
But since the Georgetown game (an 82-46 loss in the third game of the season), we've played fairly well". Tarkanian was more hesitant to praise his club than he was to praise the Aztecs and to criticize the NCAA selection committee.
Still, Ms. Snider is not hesitant to praise the team of executives she has gathered around herself.
Though the book has gotten a lot of attention, reviews of "Cleaving" range from dismissive criticism to hesitant, partial praise.
Even City Councilmembers are hesitant to praise Mayor Bloomberg's surprise decision to promote a Hearst executive to the head of the school system.
Fineman says that Obama needs the Clinton's help, but will be hesitant to praise them (BECAUSE HE ONCE RAN FOR OFFICE AGAINST HILLARY CLINTON, DID YOU HEAR ABOUT THAT???).
Spoelstra, who had been hesitant to play Haslem, praised him as "an absolute championship warrior".
He praises the "wise and hesitant determinism" of Sun-Tzu's aphorism: "There are roadways not to be traveled, armies not to be attacked, walled cities not to be assaulted".
While the leaders of the Reformed Catholic Church praise Mr. Chávez's antipoverty programs, they are hesitant to discuss why poverty remains so common in Venezuela at a time of record oil prices.
However Carell takes fright at any suggestion he may be getting into method acting – "I'm so hesitant to talk about that, because it sounds so pretentious" – preferring instead to heap more praise on Miller.
But Anthony was hesitant.
