Sentence examples for reluctantly use from inspiring English sources

Like any shop you reluctantly use regularly, it induces mild contempt and complete self-loathing.

With one another, they ordinarily identify themselves by subgroup; among outsiders, they also reluctantly use the Tswana word Basarwa.

For some, this phenomenon is explained by - to reluctantly use the pernicious American term - "white flight" from the capital's increasing ethnic diversity.

I reluctantly use LinkedIn for online networking, but I haven't had the company's app on my phone for some time — which probably makes me a good test case for this new version.

Bonzi Wells had 28 points and nine rebounds to lead the Blazers, who reluctantly used a zone to get back into the game in the second quarter but could not keep Houston from hitting its outside shots.

This applies to particular details (did Thaddeus Stephens actually wear a wig and have a black mistress?) but most important to the overall interpretation: was Lincoln really a noble politician, reluctantly using patronage and countenancing bribery to achieve a greater good?

While the spectacular Cappadocian landscape, and its distinctive cave-houses, forms a remarkable back drop to his film, Ceylan said that he had only reluctantly used it as a location.

"I had never heard of paid line standers before, and I had been to all of the major gay rights arguments in the past two decades," she said, adding that she had reluctantly used a line-standing service to see the second of the two same-sex marriage arguments last month.

He reluctantly used a transcription method developed by K.F.

Intravenous colistimethate sodium therapy has been reluctantly used for many years because of concerns related to toxicity, namely the well-reported nephro- and neurotoxicity.

It is a city that is reluctantly getting used to its status as the front line.