Sentence examples for the hesitancy of from inspiring English sources

Hesitant fuzzy linguistic term sets (HFLTS) are innovatively employed to capture the hesitancy of the experts in this approach.

Vietnam is changing despite the hesitancy of its leaders.

"What I'm also amazed at is the hesitancy of coaches to foul.

But did the hesitancy of Author A's employers make the government more aggressive?

This was a Corbyn a world away from the hesitancy of his speech last year.

Now she recognized the hesitancy of his walk for what it was, for poverty.

In "A Lover's Almanac," sketches of Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Edison are juxtaposed with the hesitancies of two modern lovers upended, beetlelike, antennae feebly waving, by the messages of the time.

Since Sept. 11, Mr. Schröder has put himself firmly on the side of Washington, but he has also tried to use the war to convince Germans that it is time to get over the hesitancies of the past and to act like the big European power the reunited Germany has become -- and with all the instruments of state, from foreign aid and diplomacy to the military.

At the trial the factual issue was whether the informer had convinced an otherwise unwilling person to commit a criminal act or whether petitioner was already predisposed to commit the act and exhibited only the natural hesitancy of one acquainted with the narcotics trade.

He had slipped away by stealth, had presented himself to people who did not know him, and now, because p59 of the hesitancy and inactivity of those who were wasting their time, he was having an opportunity to learn to play the emperor.

Revived now, it emerges as a buoyantly tragic farce with a hero who combines the priapic vigour of Don Juan with the moral hesitancy of Hamlet.