Sentence examples for hesitantly consider from inspiring English sources

That one day, I too might sit on the back step with a pot of coffee and a notebook, or that I might spring out of bed to tend my (purely fictitious) dewy allotment... Now that I can safely (if very hesitantly) consider myself a grown-up, I have had to accept my fate: I'm not a morning person.

Hesitantly they began to consider concessions, but they subverted their own diplomacy, and that of others, by their constant failure to deliver, a failure which turned the peace process into a travesty.

This is remarkable if one implies that the decision to omit chemotherapy in patients with 1 3 positive lymph nodes is considered more deeply and eventually hesitantly.

The men hesitantly gave their allegiance to Milice, whom they considered the lesser of two evils.

The suggestion that embryos were kept back for research could be considered a serious allegation although such comments were usually made hesitantly or apologetically, accompanied by acknowledgements of the importance of research in general.

"I think I get it," I replied hesitantly.

Piotrovsky nodded, hesitantly.

"Sure," I said hesitantly.

I was hesitantly hopeful.

I tread forth hesitantly.

"Strong," she starts, hesitantly.