Sentence examples for reluctantly speaking from inspiring English sources
If Baumbach is reluctantly speaking for the generation below him, blame his partner-in-crime, Greta Gerwig, 32, his lead actress and co-writer on both Frances Ha and Mistress America, and his girlfriend in real life.
"It was as if they were expecting us" recalls Muhammed, beginning reluctantly but speaking faster and faster as he describes events.
Obama, if somewhat reluctantly, has spoken up recently about his battle with nicotine.
"They've asked us about personnel who had access," he said, speaking reluctantly.
(He was speaking reluctantly, as he had hoped to keep his search secret, to discourage "every thug with a laptop" from sending him an outline).
The attorney asked him questions, and, reluctantly, he started speaking more about what he went through because the questions were something he had to go through.
Florida senator Marco Rubio was one of several mainstream Republicans who spoke reluctantly in favour of Obama's strategy.
Dr. King spoke reluctantly of what he suspected would be his destiny, and most often at the prompting of journalists.
Some spoke reluctantly, not wanting to compare their torment with the agony of the families of the children and adult victims.
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