Sentence examples for with the hesitancy from inspiring English sources

That celebratory language contrasts with the hesitancy shown by Germany toward new banking efforts that many experts say are vital to ensuring the long-term survival of the euro.

We unpacked while The Pride of Africa, with the hesitancy that is part of train travel, left the station.

In the wake of the 2008 Great Recession, Western analysts then hailed Chinese response as daring, visionary and inspirational, especially when contrasted with the hesitancy of the U.S. political establishment in tackling the multitude of its own economic challenges.

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.

First, the pass was delivered with all the hesitancy that summed up the Ospreys' performance.

Yet the hesitancy with which she joined the dances of her peers had a haunted quality, a beyond-her-years awareness of how things would end.

What is striking about many of the interviews is the hesitancy with which some people talk about care, and how often they seem preoccupied with their failure to care.

Joel Rosenbacher, CEO of Assemblers, a packaging company in Illinois with 600 employees, shares the hesitancy felt among owners and many company leaders: "Last time I brought in a consultant they didn't understand my business and in the end it was a big waste of time.

Billy is invested by James Cartwright, the dramatist's son, with the right hesitancy.

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.

As someone habitually attached to the traditional form of book, I put my foot into these new waters with the utmost hesitancy.