Sentence examples for quite hesitant from inspiring English sources

But whatever the motivation for their § 4 suits, this history makes us quite hesitant to take from the utilities the responsibility for enforcing the antitrust laws.

Northern Irish nationalists are also "quite hesitant" to get involved in the Scottish referendum debate because the Catholic community in Scotland of Irish descent is "a bit split on the issue," he says.

I also stressed the artifice behind the video production – that I was reading, that my usually quite hesitant speech could be overcome this way and through edits, that I had to spend extensive time on both producing it and getting it in a format that I could share.

At the beginning I was quite hesitant because I didn't know if I could manage it.

So, when my husband presented me with this unusual gift, I was quite hesitant.

This breadth of implication was not something that Khot foresaw at the outset of his work: "I was quite hesitant in the beginning even to propose the conjecture," he says.

Hugo published four further important collections in the 1830s, in which poetry of nature, love, and family life is interwoven with a solitary, hesitant, but never quite despairing exploration of poetic consciousness.

It's quite reasonable for women to feel hesitant about negotiating on their own behalf.

Gayle is looking a wee bit hesitant out there, which is quite unlike him.

Alive or dead, the physicist keeps turning up, at least in the mind of the narrator, whose uncertain fugue state has left him hesitant, as it were, to quite open his own boxes.

The service seems to work well, but RightSignature has a long road ahead – its competition is already quite well established, and some businesses may be hesitant to rely on a new service for their important document signatures.