Sentence examples for hesitation of a from inspiring English sources

Fassel was impressed with Dayne in his first professional game, but said Dayne also showed the hesitation of a rookie.

Employing just the slightest of gestures - a raising of one hand, a hesitation of a cup held to a lip - she moves us through scenes of her life.

He's the sort of guy who borrows civilians' cars with all the hesitation of a teenage shoplifter, who'll club the skull of a useful drug dealer who's already comfortably trussed in the back of an Econoline.

Nevertheless, there was some hesitation of a number of participating physiotherapists about their role in the intervention protocol during the educational training prior to the trial.

Mr. Hand has the hesitation of an artist in answering questions; his speech is as soft as his work is hard.

In the factor analysis "perceived threat" was a factor that loaded with only two items from the survey: an item on the relationship between a concern about looking stupid asking questions to instructors; and an item on hesitation of asking an instructor for help.

ONLY a couple of months ago, Robert Hue, France's Communist leader, was denouncing the "hesitations" of "an austere, bland and timorous" Socialist Party.

Mr. Richards, who has lived in Italy for 14 years and is fluent in Italian, exhibits the occasional hesitations of an expatriate whose everyday language is no longer English.

With such a profusion of Hamlets (or should it be "a hesitation of Hamlets"?) to choose from, I've selected a key performance from each decade of my theatregoing life.

There began to be moments of hesitation, fractions of a second when the thing I was looking at refused to accept any language.

Another drawback, it said, was that the work had to be done in strict secrecy, "even with regard to those doing the work, so as not to give rise to psychological feelings leading to hesitation because of a fear of radiation".