Sentence examples similar to may be grudging from inspiring English sources

Yes, there may be grudges, but they are there for a good reason.

Still, the acceptance would likely be grudging.

The fact that relative skeptics' support for informed consent is grudging may only attest to the force of this resilient core part of the requirement.

Their praise was grudging, though.

Every concession from him has been grudging, belated and unconvincing.

All the penitence of the church is grudging and reactive.

For Ms. Castore, the praise was grudging.

But Japan has been grudging in its acceptance of Google.

Concessions to this stance have been grudging, he said.

Neville Cardus's praise in The Manchester Guardian was grudging.

Thus there may be unsettled grudges galore.