Sentence examples for reluctantly understand from inspiring English sources

Once our son arrived, I grew to reluctantly understand this opinion.

Mr. Garron said he reluctantly understood why his uncle refused to consider himself a hero.

The men who built The Hill understand, reluctantly.

And I've reluctantly come to understand the role that work and cash play in making the world safe for the people I love.

Here's what I mean: I say I'm a Christian (sometimes reluctantly, because fewer and fewer people really understand what this means).

Carers could resist or only reluctantly accept a procedure when they did not understand or acknowledge that its benefits outweighed any perceived disadvantages or they were opposed to 'unnatural' treatments (see further below).

I don't pretend to understand it; I'm just along (semi-reluctantly) for the ride.

"We understand Vikram has now received and accepted an offer from Surrey and therefore reluctantly Vikram will be leaving the club at the end of the season.

BBC Sport understands the Football League reluctantly advised its members to vote in favour at Thursday's meeting at the Bescot Stadium in Walsall.

It is understood United's hierarchy reached their decision to dispense with Moyes reluctantly but also in the knowledge they had little alternative.

Trust chair Tim Hartley said he understood that many of the fans who backed the changes only did so reluctantly.