Sentence examples for hesitate to join from inspiring English sources

There are no innocents in this horrible American misadventure, and this sometimes includes African-Americans who, when invited, did not hesitate to join genocidal assaults against the Indians.

Evan Small, a black 18-year-old junior, said he has nothing against Albanians, but when he saw the big fight, he did not hesitate to join in.

Still, just after finishing college, he doesn't hesitate to join them in the mines to finish the hitch of his namesake cousin.

We did not hesitate to join the international coalition and the Iraqi forces that set out to liberate Mosul from the Islamic State.

But Robbin Schwartz, 47, a preschool teacher in New York, said she has always freely told her dreams to others and didn't hesitate to join a dream group in which she knew no one.

So I hesitate to join the sometimes deafening chorus of BBC denigration, even though I suspect the Guardian would undoubtedly thrive even better in the digital world were the BBC's website, in particular, to be curtailed.

All the same, Almoo had not hesitated to join the S.D.F.

Sidney was particularly impatient with actors who hesitated to join his protests for fear of alienating their employers.

She hadn't hesitated to join in, elbowing others out of the way and scooping up, with grim-faced determination, as much candy as she could carry.

Amsterdam hesitated to join the rebellion led by William I (the Silent), prince of Orange, but in 1578 there was a bloodless revolution in the city.

But Rubio hesitated to join Flake in outright opposition to Trump, and generally kept his head down through much of the President's tumultuous first year.