Sentence examples for moral hesitancy from inspiring English sources
Revived now, it emerges as a buoyantly tragic farce with a hero who combines the priapic vigour of Don Juan with the moral hesitancy of Hamlet.
Moral weakness or hesitancy comes from alternating judgments about what is morally right (446E-447A).
The silence of Mauricio Villeda with respect to the acts of corruption committed by [Enrique] Flores Lanza, the majority of the ministers [under the Zelaya government], and of course by Manuel Zelaya Rosales himself is suspicious because it reflects hesitancy and a lack of moral consistency".
He spelled the word hesitancy with an extra "e": "hesitency".
Similarly, although there is still a great deal of hesitancy from all sections of the NHS workforce about the moral implications of strike action, it's clear that junior doctors' colleagues are widely supportive of their demands and understanding of their militancy.
Aside from the practical hesitancy about executing an innocent person, a majority of those who oppose capital punishment express religious or moral objections to the state taking another person's life.
But he understood their hesitancy.
"It has caused some hesitancy".
