Sentence examples for reluctantly identify from inspiring English sources
The people are fiercely independent and many only reluctantly identify with the rest of the US, which they refer to as "the Lower 48" - but they respect anyone who has made the effort to visit and outsiders are warmly welcomed.
Looking back over a decade of productions he, reluctantly, identifies some key works.
The woman refused at first to identify herself, then reluctantly said her name was Santiago.
With one another, they ordinarily identify themselves by subgroup; among outsiders, they also reluctantly use the Tswana word Basarwa.
But as border security has tightened, it has become more dangerous and more expensive to make those round trips, and so they have settled here reluctantly, with little interest in identifying as Americans.
It was art historian Gergely Barki who identified the lost work six years ago after reluctantly switching on the film to appease his bored daughter at Christmas.
This is the first time there has been an investigation carried out by the presidency which has identified a Member who eventually - reluctantly - admitted guilt.
On the contrary, many who identified themselves as loyal and committed Republicans apparently voted for Donald J. Trump reluctantly and with unease.
