Sentence examples for those hesitations from inspiring English sources

Those hesitations have been evident in this election year.

Central European countries will show stiffness on the benefits issue, but British and Nato commitments to collective security in the face of Russia's unpredictability may diminish some of those hesitations.

"A lot of people say, 'I don't have the time' or, for women, 'I don't trust it--I'm scared.' " Those hesitations are summed up in the corny but plain principles that guide OfferUp: simplicity and trust.

Fortunately, I've accumulated enough experience to put those hesitations aside – and my vision for the tech industry at large is to build cultures of opportunity that break down such fears and unleash the creative and intellectual promise of all employees.

And those hesitations can have a larger impact on the industry as a whole, as a number of companies are betting on this movement of customers away from big cable TV to new forms of Internet-only entertainment, whether that's content from YouTube creators as aggregated by the startup Vessel, for instance, or even HBO itself as a standalone service.

It took even more time to understand that any hesitation I have is rooted in the fear of how others will respond and that those hesitations are greatly outweighed by what it would cost me to continue my life as a female.

A: People know at the back of their minds, and will soon clearly understand, that the source of their dissatisfaction is not a so-called pro-Western policy or reform policy, but mismanagement of those policies, the hesitation on those policies, stagnation of the process.

She has a lifetime to rethink all those heavy hesitations and ornate flourishes of phrase, especially in the Rondo.

They will also get over those stagy hesitations between phrases that sounded more like artificially applied interpretation than natural music making.

His answers are getting shorter and more tortured, increasingly littered with those no-yes hesitations he so admires in Mamet's dialogue.

But Thursday's panel, titled "Sexual Misconduct in the Music Industry," may have offered some darker answers as to where those fears and hesitations come from.