Sentence examples for hesitate to explain from inspiring English sources

And even when a test is controversial, like a prostate cancer test, doctors may hesitate to explain what is at stake.

"The fresh 'convert' does not hesitate to explain to the pope not only what he must do, but also what he must believe!

FORTROSE, SCOTLAND — Up from the waters of the Moray Firth, with a view stretching out to distant Culloden Moor and the snow-clad peaks of the Cairngorms, Jim Anderson does not hesitate to explain why he and his family moved here from Philadelphia.

When asked to demystify the process of his still photo work, Missiaen didn't hesitate to explain.

OK! Bye!" Perhaps because this is such a big idea to adjust to, The Adjustment Bureau never really hesitates to explain exactly what's going on.

sued the Transportation Security Administration on behalf of a staffer for Ron Paul's nonprofit organization, Campaign for Liberty, who was briefly detained in an airport after hesitating to explain why he was carrying a box of cash).

Keeping Things Simple: FDR never hesitated to explain complex subjects, in perhaps oversimplified ways, to ensure that his "common men" understood him so they would be comfortable backing him.

But, although I would hesitate to try to explain Emoji to my grandmother, the language has expanded the definition of texting and made it simply more fun.

Even the Dalai Lama admits he hesitates to try to explain Tantric ritual and practice to those who do not have a deep understanding of Buddhism, as they are too often misunderstood.

Do not hesitate to ask your broker to explain any details you do not understand.

"If we have to go to war, we won't hesitate to totally destroy the United States," explained Mun Hyok-myong, a 38-year-old teacher visiting an amusement park.