Sentence examples for reluctant manner from inspiring English sources

Reluctant manner aside, the Tolkien family may have found an opportune moment to seek money from New Line.

And even DiCaprio concedes, in his characteristic yet genuinely reluctant manner, that his star power is likely behind Warner Independent Pictures' decision to pick up the privately funded film for distribution.

The NFL owners comprised a particularly hidebound and tightly knit fraternity, loath to accept outsiders, reluctant to change the often circuitous, inefficient manner in which proceedings were conducted.

Burnside fought at the battles of Wilderness and Spotsylvania Court House, where he did not perform in a distinguished manner, attacking piecemeal and appearing reluctant to commit his troops to the frontal assaults that characterized these battles.

"The German print press has been reluctant to report on this in a balanced manner.

(People were reluctant to change their hairstyles to an antique manner, as they had to wear them to and from the artists' studios).

This loss of clout may make some white New Yorkers uneasy, albeit in a manner that most progressives would be reluctant to put into words.

This process typically is automated in a manner that puts pressure on often reluctant employees to adhere to corporate travel policies, which are partly set based on discounts negotiated for volume use with preferred airlines, hotels and other suppliers.

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On the other hand, patients may have been more reluctant to give a low score for personal manner of nurses/staff and for adequacy of explanation during the on-site interview while still within the vicinity of the Endoscopy Suite.

She was a reluctant convert to Trumpism, turned off by his braggadocios manner and less-than-saintly life.