Sentence examples for rather hesitantly from inspiring English sources

"Guy," he called, rather hesitantly.

In it, she rather hesitantly tried to summarise her take on Tory immigration policy.

"How a manager can go on for year after year after year with that desire to win, thinking about the present and the future as well…." And though there was none of the emotion Steve Bruce had beforehand suggested, rather hesitantly, that we would might see in his old boss, there was a reminder of how Ferguson has affected and transfixed generations of football players.

I joined in rather more hesitantly.

Each stroke should be made deliberately, rather than hesitantly.

It's important to stop with a confident thrust, rather than hesitantly touching your brake to the ground.

Or, rather, his assistant pronounced it, hesitantly, even though we had told them both that Phil seemed to be, well, reading when he wasn't speaking.

"It's great... everyone here feels that," he says hesitantly, with the aspect of a man who would rather be debating the finer points of Brechtian irony than discussing statuettes.

The result has been an Obama effort that has only hesitantly defended its main policy achievement of healthcare reform and has focused on attacking Republicans, rather than laying out any bold agenda.

Piotrovsky nodded, hesitantly.

I was hesitantly hopeful.