Sentence examples for overly hesitant from inspiring English sources
"Some children, especially when they first started attending class, were overly hesitant and frightened of contact with people and couldn't engage with other children," says another teacher.
This new collaborative model featuring an open source codebase and third-party standards organization, which brings more vendors of choice and a certification program, figures to smoothen the onramp for companies looking to deploy blockchain but find themselves overly-hesitant to commit due to concerns over interoperability and vendor lock-in.
Ultimately, however, he proved to be hesitant, overly cautious and perpetually prone to procrastination.
A CEO who leads with great urgency and zero empathy will produce followers who are afraid to get it wrong and thus become overly cautious and hesitant.
Shumpert was alternately hesitant and overly aggressive.
Governments became hesitant about being overly heavy-handed about using D-notices to prevent publication that could be shown to be in the public interest.
Appearances by the Iranian president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, on Monday at Columbia University and on Tuesday at the United Nations, where he said Iran would ignore Security Council resolutions about its nuclear program, seemed to toughen the resolve of Senate Democrats, who had been hesitant to take an overly aggressive stance.
Since the CCD was the first to give me a shot, I was hesitant to leave and probably overly loyal.
However, sentiment is not overly robust or optimistic as consumers remain relatively hesitant, especially following the unexpected election results earlier this month.
Nor should those who favor retaining some version of the Mubarak name for historical transparency be overly rigid in their stance: Even those who feel most hesitant about removing Mrs. Mubarak's name — I count myself among them — would likely agree that the H.E. (Her Excellency) should go because it is a blatant provocation.
