Sentence examples for reluctant to let go from inspiring English sources

But the old-timers are reluctant to let go.

Scientists, sometimes, are reluctant to let go of ideas.

As Wunsch recalled, the older generation was reluctant to let go.

Why are we so reluctant to let go of an unfair and costly government program?

China always seems reluctant to let go of its old heroes.

Now we slept wrapped in each other's arms every night, as if reluctant to let go.

"While we are reluctant to let Sam go, he goes with our blessing," Lenagan told the press conference.

But though he is up early and raring to go, his mummy is reluctant to let him go.

The kids want to go bowling, but Dad is reluctant to let them go, because, he says, it is late (actually only 9pm) and they don't have bowling shoes, but he seems to be irritated at everything in general.

"Premier League clubs are reluctant to let players go because they can't afford to get relegated and some of them [players] are on wages bigger than we can afford.

And some people in the entertainment industry said they felt he was reluctant to let it go because both his sons, Bill and John, work at Chris-Craft.