Sentence examples for hesitant to accept from inspiring English sources

Fernández, however, appears hesitant to accept the need for change.

Dantzler said she was hesitant to accept the apology.

"A lot of people ask for advice but are hesitant to accept it," Dr. Gross said.

But Musk concedes that people have been hesitant to accept their viewpoint.

Some respondents were hesitant to accept help even when they felt they were drowning in work.

Many nations were hesitant to accept new refugees, while others were already overwhelmed.

This was four and a half years after his first wife and infant daughter died in a motor vehicle accident; Joe had proposed several times before she accepted, hesitant to take on the commitment of raising his two young sons who had survived the accident.

"The lower the understanding of GM technology, the more hesitant the respondents were to accept GM food," they report.

The difference reflects the hesitant nature of the British colonies to accept the reformed calendar of Pope Gregory XIII.

We're quick to accept that as the price of war, but hesitant to consider the costs of investing in peace.

But even though politicians are willing to accept cash from bankers, after the financial crisis and subsequent bailouts, they're a bit hesitant about being seen with them.