Sentence examples for hesitation about whether from inspiring English sources

He conceded that the police had "great hesitation" about whether fast public punishment of the discredited witness might discourage other potential witnesses from coming forward with critical information.

The majority held that a soldier, if converted and baptized, was not required to leave the army, but there was hesitation about whether an already baptized Christian might properly enlist.

This parallel drawn between a medical reflection and the theory of the art shows, in this hesitation about whether to allow or to mask the signs of impending death, a sort of shift from the symbolic to the real.

For example, he seemed to have some hesitation about whether arguments from analogy should be construed as inductions (arguments from a sample of the properties of things to a population of the properties of things) or abductions (conjectures made on the basis of sufficient similarity, which notion might not easily be analyzed in terms of sets of properties).

He had no hesitations about talking then.

"The reason that Channel 4 works so well is because we run this whole place focused around the remit … My hesitation about privatisation is whether you can achieve this mixed remit".

He was forced to ask his guest whether "if you were a woman you would have no hesitation about being screened"; there was no woman expert to answer this question.

ABC executives have no hesitation about their plans.

In separate interviews, they showed no hesitation about departing.

I'll have no hesitation about taking a job elsewhere".

"So I had no hesitation about saying yes.