Sentence examples for reluctantly help from inspiring English sources
Brits and Turks may reluctantly help us, but European handwringers and Arab monarchs want a free ride.
While Sis reluctantly helps with chores, Betsy sarcastically deplores the suggestion to use her imagination.
In the end, Mrs. Merkel reluctantly helped create a temporary crisis fund for the euro zone.
The Republican Party establishment has, if reluctantly, helped sketch the outlines of an organization.
The film's best performance, though, comes from Sara Canning ("The Vampire Diaries"), who plays a victim who survives and reluctantly helps the police.
In May, after relentless pressure from the financial markets, Mrs. Merkel reluctantly helped create a large, but temporary, crisis fund for the euro zone.
Lester, played by Mr. Ritts as a rodent with attitude, reluctantly helped Beakman with experiments and traded barbs with the assistants.
You can pick up skills in unlikely places: Espensen's father ran a cottage industry making model planes, and when she was a student she "reluctantly" helped out, packing the kits and posting them out.
His general theory of relativity explained the shape of the cosmos but was mathematically incompatible with quantum mechanics, the strange rules that govern matter and atomic behavior that he had reluctantly helped invent.
In the first, a put-upon man reluctantly helped us smell testers of Wolverine, SpongeBob, and Superman-branded scents—ostensibly for children, though they all smelled like evil aftershave.
