Sentence examples for reluctantly able from inspiring English sources
After being transferred to multiple departments, I was finally put in contact with a customer service representative who seemed at least reluctantly able to help me out.
During the 1930s and 1940s, Gadamer was able to accommodate himself, albeit reluctantly, first to National Socialism and then briefly, to Communism.
Luckily, I was able to speak with a reluctantly kind case worker and I pleaded for her to expedite Rita's application.
However, force majeure – the limited number of pages that we were able to print – compelled us, reluctantly, to reject papers of indisputable merit.
Those who have stayed with him so far would be able to say that they had reluctantly supported Trump until evidence of his unfitness suddenly appeared.
One possibility is that Congress will pass a bill capping the deduction, and Mr. Obama will be able to claim that he is signing it reluctantly.
Most hotels continue to take card payments but very reluctantly, because of a fear that they won't be able to access all the money.
Reluctantly, as if suspecting a trick, Philip's mother agreed, and Philip was able to use the rest room undisturbed.
With the help of Roth, Carter was able to arrange a second pitch meeting, at which the network reluctantly agreed to greenlight a pilot for the series.
