Sentence examples for hesitations making from inspiring English sources

"As he talked he looked through you, incinerating your doubts or hesitations, making equivocation impossible," Clark recalled in 1952.

Yet as Cherkaoui narrates the opening chapter of the anecdote with Khan, the unity of their voices, their shared gestures even their hesitations, makes it seem as though they lived through the story together.

"Once I spoke to the manager and looked around the stadium I had no hesitation making the decision.

A Lexington Avenue subway train went north as far as Grand Central and without the slightest hesitation made for the Twentieth Century Tracks across Grand Concourse.

My father and his comrades at Pollsmoor Prison are grateful to the United Democratic Front who without hesitation made this venue available to them so that they could speak to you today.

Mr. Barak's hesitation — made clear over the weekend when he declined an early meeting request from Ms. Livni and met first with the Likud leader, Benjamin Netanyahu — may be as much tactical as substantive.

Although his hesitation makes it difficult to pin him down, a reasonably secure reconstruction of his ideas seems possible.

"That moment of hesitation made the door slip away, and then I heard voices around me asking how I was doing.

Frank says that Bernanke and Bair's hesitation have made them the driving forces behind the push for delay.

In an interview with Fortune's Pattie Sellers on Thursday, Mr. Buffett acknowledged some hesitations about making the leap to Twitter.

The writers keep returning to their own class background and financial standing (not great in the era of digital journalism), their reportorial methods, how they met the people they're writing about, their hesitations in making an approach, their moral ambivalence about whether and how to help.