Sentence examples for hesitant respect from inspiring English sources
"Over years of casual familiarity, Eisenhower's view of Nixon kept changing — from the disdain that he felt for most professional politicians to doubts about Nixon's 'maturity' to a kind of hesitant respect," Frank writes.
After proper validation, the Dutch CS-PAM will be a useful research instrument to assess the level of concordance between current policy in the Netherlands which is focused on a more active role for the patient and the beliefs of (specific groups of) clinicians which may be more hesitant in this respect.
Although he wants wider renown and respect, he's hesitant to boast about specific accomplishments.
He and Taylor have repeatedly satirized the emotional flatness and evasiveness of the place, while treating with tender respect their characters' hesitant, inarticulate yearnings for something more.
Walsh demonstrated respect for Thomas, saying he had been hesitant to approve of Larry Bird's firing Thomas in Indiana when Thomas was a promising younger coach.
In a country that prides itself on respect for elders, he said, younger male players are hesitant even to body-check an older player.
If the hesitant person simply states that they do not want to get involved, respect their answer.
Of course, there can be good and high-minded reasons why progressives or idealists might be hesitant to engage in the gritty, contact-heavy sport of politics, and we can certainly respect legitimate reasons for choosing other paths.
A peculiar PMQs, in some respects more interesting than usual, and perhaps most remarkable because Cameron seemed uncharacteristically hesitant and unfocused.
But Anthony was hesitant.
