Sentence examples for though hesitantly from inspiring English sources

Rochford's own late-night trio set, to introduce his own engagingly whimsical songs, needed sharper accompaniment than his own embryonic guitar-playing, and more rehearsal; but it hinted, though hesitantly, at a Robert Wyatt heir in the making.

The faux-tentative "may" in that sentence, as though hesitantly proffering a complex and difficult idea when what is being said is, in fact, shatteringly banal, is also characteristic.

For other writers, grief comes into the work more strangely and hesitantly, as though the flood water got trapped and began to seep into things.

Or, rather, his assistant pronounced it, hesitantly, even though we had told them both that Phil seemed to be, well, reading when he wasn't speaking.

Not afraid to admit to what I don't know, I asked the class of 15 students, "What's the wild type?" They looked hesitantly around the table at each other, as though to signal Is she for real?

Since Rory has no credit or job ("or underwear", apparently), she hesitantly moves back in with her mother Lorelai; even though it's rent-free.

"How a manager can go on for year after year after year with that desire to win, thinking about the present and the future as well…." And though there was none of the emotion Steve Bruce had beforehand suggested, rather hesitantly, that we would might see in his old boss, there was a reminder of how Ferguson has affected and transfixed generations of football players.

"Yes," I hesitantly replied.

Hesitantly, lightly, I sniffed.

Piotrovsky nodded, hesitantly.

I was hesitantly hopeful.