Sentence examples for was really reluctant from inspiring English sources

"I was really reluctant to do it," Mr. Kilibarda said.

"I was really reluctant to go down and get gassed and get beat up," Mr. Smith said.

"John was really reluctant to make an endorsement" of any film project, said Mr. Ardon, 29, who bought a vintage DeLorean car and then became acquainted with the carmaker himself, who died in 2005 at age 80.

It's going to be great, right Mylo? "Well, being Scottish and stingy, I was really proud of the fact that I made the album for nothing, so I was really reluctant to go out and spunk all this money on a load of new stuff for the tour".

At first, the board was really reluctant, citing the same concerns.

So yeah, I was really reluctant.

Many were really reluctant to accept it was true even as the tallies emerged.

"They are going to be really reluctant to hire new people".

People from countries like mine, who could remember communists — sometimes they are really reluctant to even participate in politics".

"You ask him about some exceptional play he's made, and he's really reluctant to talk about it".

Condry is also clear that seeing CPV as a parenting issue is an over-simplification. "I am really reluctant to dwell on explanations that involve blaming parents," she says.