Sentence examples for reluctant about being from inspiring English sources

While Judy seems almost reluctant about being on TV, Richard acts as though he is the best thing ever to be on television.

There was one story I read that she was walking with her mother in the gardens -- and her mother was reluctant about being there with King William -- and he came past in his carriage and just picked her up and they went on this crazy ride around the gardens in his carriage.

A survey supervisor for the provinces of Luanda, Bengo and Cabinda, she notes that doors are usually wide open for survey teams outside of the capital city – but in Luanda, people tend to be a bit more reluctant about being questioned.

One reason why many people are reluctant about dating is because they worry that in dating someone they'll lose the ability to really be themselves.

When Gary proposed moving to England, Katie was initially reluctant; she worried about being away from her parents, who lived in Kansas.

"Human beings are cautious or even up-front reluctant about whatever is unknown or different.

Ken Kurson, the reluctant interviewee, is worried about being overheard by his co-workers.

Dr. Levitan explained that Asians often have "cultural issues about being reluctant to get some kind of assistance".

Johnson said he'd told the police that he'd assist in any prosecution if essential, but he was candid about being reluctant.

"Some families are still reluctant about their children being away from their parents or care givers; they don't like the children to be out of their sight," says Katherine Smith, Country Representative for Terre des Hommes.

"Some families are still reluctant about their children being away from their parents or care givers; they don't like the children to be out of their sight," says Katherine Smith, Country Representative for Terre des Hommes, which runs one of the programmes at the Mahad settlement, "So we are working hard with the community members to encourage parents to bring their children".