Sentence examples similar to hesitant views from inspiring English sources

Given his role in sectarian violence and prominent position in the dominant Shia coalition, it is understandable that Sunni leaders were hesitant to view him as a viable negotiating partner when he proposed a compromise parliamentary seat distribution after the November 23 Shia-Kurd backed electoral amendment was adopted.

If you're nervous and shy, the interviewer will be hesitant to view you as competent.

Banking regulators who testified at the hearing were less hesitant to give their views about how a downgrade of the country's credit rating would affect the financial markets and banks.

In her comments on Sunday, Swift said she was hesitant to share her views but that events in her life had compelled her to do so.

Other NFL leaders have been hesitant to endorse that view.

Obama is weak on human rights Kenneth Roth's "Obama's hesitant embrace of human rights" (Views, Feb. 24) is spot on.

All Ireland's major political parties support the referendum passing, but while polls have indicated a definite victory for the "yes" side, the margin is narrowing, and some say surveys have been skewed by some "no" voters being hesitant to admit to their views.

The panel's chairman, Wolfgang Franz, gave a largely positive verdict on chancellor Angela Merkel's firefighting efforts, viewed as too hesitant by many abroad.

I am hesitant to agree with this view.

We would be hesitant to agree with the view that the "changes in excitability seem more consistent with an increase in voltage-dependent sodium current near threshold" based on the results in Figure 8E and 8H.

Another possible limitation is that patients may be hesitant or inconsistent in expressing their personal views about their health when self-reports are utilized [ 31].