Sentence examples for hesitations when from inspiring English sources
Mr. Obama acknowledged that he had hesitations when he inherited the program from George W. Bush, but told reporters that he soon became convinced of its necessity.
The transmission appears to work very well, providing seamless performance with no lags, bumps or hesitations when either accelerating or decelerating.
I never understand small business owners' hesitations when looking at new technology, platforms, and ways of communicating.
The role calls for an extremely nuanced and layered performance, demanding a good deal of range, so I had my hesitations when former "Heroes'" star Ali Larter landed the lead on "The Asset".
Plumlee had no such hesitation when he started working on it several years ago.
"There was no hesitation when his name was mentioned," said John Rando, the show's director.
Confusion comes from that split second of hesitation, when the mind is deciding what gesture to show.
Unique, I think, is the Scottish tartle, that hesitation when introducing someone whose name you've forgotten.
But he acknowledged that the police still show no such hesitation when protesters approach their own headquarters.
"Motivation," says Sarah Willingham without a moment's hesitation, when asked for the most important trait for entrepreneurs.
by Sharon Levy Unique, I think, is the Scottish tartle, that hesitation when introducing someone whose name you've forgotten.
