Sentence examples for reluctantly because from inspiring English sources

His father supported his choice, however reluctantly, because it seemed honorable.

But I would offer this to you slightly reluctantly because the technology is so new.

She had complied with his order, though reluctantly, because she did not want to lose her job.

And he'll quit the stage reluctantly, because he can't bear not to occupy the very center of it.

She said she would vote for Ms. Tymoshenko very reluctantly because she was deeply disappointed in the Orange Revolution.

The party endorsed Mr. Soares, but only reluctantly because of a long-standing enmity between Mr. Soares and the party.

Reluctantly, because Johnson has always been an elusive figure, one of the last of the marginal masters.

The dialogue-heavy film tells the story of stuttering George VI, who became king reluctantly because his brother abdicated.

"I said yes somewhat reluctantly, because I didn't want someone following me all of the time," Mr. Carter said.

Fox executives said they made the projection reluctantly, because they had expected Mr. Bush to carry the state.

But he dropped the legal action "extremely reluctantly" because he thought it would damage the leave campaign.