Sentence examples for reluctantly familiar from inspiring English sources

Waiting was something O'Sullivan became reluctantly familiar with as the fights dried up during the three years he was signed with Frank Warren: a period in which he should have been entering his prime boxing years.

Not quite vases -- "I guess I could drill a hole big enough for one daisy," he said reluctantly -- the objects are familiar and yet oddly unsettling, especially mixed in with a few empty bottles and ikebana vases.

The score is a subject unto itself: Grieg wrote it reluctantly, yet it remains one of his most familiar works.

But the IMF only released the report reluctantly, at the insistence of the U.S. Treasury Department, according to a source familiar with the decision.

But reluctantly.

Why "reluctantly"?

Beatrice: (Reluctantly).

Reluctantly, Ilya took it.

He reluctantly agreed.

Reluctantly, the Japanese agreed.

Sheen did, somewhat reluctantly.