Sentence examples for reluctantly though from inspiring English sources

Blomkvist agrees to listen, reluctantly, though he is determined to catch his 4 30 train.

She did so reluctantly, though, and only after her Scottish cousin had become involved in a plot that mixed Catholic uprising and Spanish invasion.

Todd Frizzell, a singer and one of Mr. Scarpone's regulars, said he had reluctantly, though voluntarily, given up Sanpanino's lemonade and other sweets for Lent.

Reluctantly, though, she adds: "I do think we should just look at it and analyse the financial implications.

They are "reluctantly" prepared, though, to give the board 30 days to reveal their business plan to restore the club to its former status.

The Toronto Blue Jays, 72-75 aftheirheir 1-0 loss to the Yankees yesterday, are in position to win 81 games, and their general manager, J.P. Ricciardi, would accept that total, though reluctantly.

In time, names, places and details slip out, almost reluctantly, mostly though scraps of on-screen text.

When I asked for it back he snorted and handed it over reluctantly as though I were being unreasonable.

"I'm now thinking about the Grand Slam of two-hundred-milers," Bielik continued, reluctantly, as though he had no choice.

He hadn't much hair of his own, and then hung up reluctantly as though he knew what was coming.

He says this almost reluctantly, as though he has been asked during a job interview to list his most appealing qualities.