Sentence examples for hesitate between from inspiring English sources
"hesitate between" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase when you are considering two or more possible options at the same time and are unable to decide which one to choose. For example, "I'm hesitant between buying the new laptop or upgrading my old one."
In an opening address on Sunday, Mr. Fourtou said that "all nations, including the most powerful, hesitate between protectionism and openness".
Offered the choice between hearing a student orchestra in a great acoustic venue, or a great orchestra such as those of Vienna or Berlin in a "bad space," Toyota doesn't hesitate: "Between those I would choose the Berlin or Vienna Philharmonic".
An astronomical treatise in Arabic written by an Iranian author from Kharazm was correctly described as copied by Qutb ad-Din ibn Muhammad al-Nakidi, who signed it in 785 corresponding to 1383-1384 A.D. But there was no need to hesitate between the "Near East or Anatolia".
But the legislature has passed under silence many acts for which the doctor will hesitate between parental permission and consent of the minor.
And Isabelle Huppert, both playful and grave, mischievous and melancholy (let's not forget that this was a later play by the author of The Game of Love and Chance), who seems to hesitate between speech and silence, reality and illusion, taste for the truth and art of the false.
Even upon returning to Paris, he continued to hesitate between music and science.
I am hesitating between Mademoiselle and Medieval.
He hesitated between second and third before moving ahead.
He hesitates between the possibility of a Berlusconi government and no government at all.
He hesitated between "weird" and "stupid" and eventually chose the latter.
The experience itself is a bit like hesitating between literary genres.
