Sentence examples for reluctantly writing from inspiring English sources

In her article — "How I Was Duped by Mrs. Assad" — Ms. Buck explains how she ended up reluctantly writing the flattering Vogue profile that brought the magazine scrutiny amid the Assad government's reign of violence in Syria.

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Pious and humble, Dock in 1750 reluctantly wrote a description of his teaching methods.

Instead of proudly filling in the occupation blank with the word "teacher," I reluctantly wrote "disabled".

The bottle of wine clinked on the floor as she reluctantly wrote out a signing-in slip and posted it into the nasty metal box.

Reluctantly, he wrote a letter in 2005 alerting OSHA about problems at Royale.

To go reluctantly: Dominique Strauss-Kahn wrote to the International Monetary Fund staff, in an e-mail obtained by CNN, of his "profound sadness and frustration in having to leave" his position as the managing director in order to spare the organization having to "share my own personal nightmare".

Reluctantly I write about politics.

When he reluctantly cut back to writing four columns a week in 1992, he saw it as a sign of weakness.

I reluctantly agreed and wrote the "Sail on silvergirl" verse there in the recording studio.

In his ruling on Monday, which he said he was making reluctantly, Judge Hellerstein wrote: "Not every wrong can be addressed through the judicial process.