Sentence examples for reluctantly one from inspiring English sources

Wade left, reluctantly, one more divorce in a league of ever-transient stars.

The lifer, though, is about to gain some new horizons – reluctantly, one suspects – after spending the past eight years as chief executive.

When Nathan Hauritz, included, reluctantly one suspects, at the expense of a seamer, spun one sharply to Pietersen early in the afternoon, both Graeme Swann and Monty Panesar, watching on the England balcony, would have cracked their fingers in anticipation.

Reluctantly, one or two from the aisle to the president's left – and ideological stage right – began to stand up or offer a tepid applause, following the lead of the new Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell.

Reluctantly, one would have to say no.

The magic is in "a little reluctantly": one sees the fleeting look of displeasure, the slow tug on the wires; rather, remembers it, from similar images stored in one's mind and awaiting release.

Then, slowly, reluctantly, as one lifts one's attention from a still-unsolved puzzle, he wakes up, and of course she is not dead; she is downstairs generating the smell of coffee and the rumble of an early news show: several bantering voices, male and female.

But can you remember the last time you picked out a card and thought: "Gosh, this expresses my feelings perfectly!" More likely, you scanned a bunch of cards, put most back, and reluctantly settled on one with few words and a pleasantly ambiguous picture that reminds you of very cheap motels.

"The C.I.A. went into this reluctantly," said one former administration official.

In the late afternoon light, veterinarian Bret McNabb reluctantly declared one cow after another "open" — meaning no pregnancies today.

I wasn't predisposed to being a Nick Cave fan, but he's really good and I reluctantly became one".