Sentence examples for reluctance without from inspiring English sources

Respondents might be more honest regarding their actual intention to turn out when presented with a scale in which people can indicate uncertainty and reluctance without declaring directly that they might abstain.

So without reluctance this time, Nick returned to rehab.

I understand the reluctance to anthropomorphize without any scientific basis.

But I had a duty to concede, and I did so without reluctance.

But I'm sceptical, so it's not without reluctance that I screw in the EcoCamel Jetstorm and the PulseEco.

May's reluctance to return without his former colleague increases the possibility that the motoring show will return next year with an all-new presenting lineup.

The German authorities supplied them with girls, who were not prostitutes brought from the town but the daughters of peasants in the district, who apparently obeyed the summons without reluctance and probably were extremely fond of flowers.

Finally, in Alabama, voters got round to doing away with their state constitution's ban on interracial marriage (though not without reluctance; around 40% of Alabamians voted to keep the law, which is unconstitutional under the 14th amendment).Gay-rights advocates lost a few battles in this batch of initiatives.

The "Iraq effect" on US foreign policy seems everywhere evident in Washington's current approach to Syria, from a fear of kicking the sectarian hornets' nest to a lack of diplomatic machismo at the United Nations and a reluctance to act without its sanction.

He eventually fell back into Lamarckism, but not without reluctance: It is scarcely possible that disuse can go on producing any further effect after the organ has once been rendered functionless.

But I had a duty to concede, and I did so without reluctance," McCain said.