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Hesitation in sentence

242 examples of Hesitation in a sentence

As a long-time student of Vonnegut's works, I have no hesitation in recommending the film to his readers, at least to those that love him as I do.
I remembered it again with a disscusion with my uni friends and promptly bought it on video with plenty of hesitation I might add (to my surprise I only found it on the web in the States when it was made in England!)
Florence is such an attractive and nice lady that Frank, despite his initial hesitation, decides to get close to her.
If I had poison handy I would have taken it without a second's hesitation.
With a film that sports good sets, costumes, and photography, one might expect the movie to succeed without hesitation.
Without hesitation he enters the bar and emerges moments later with a slightly inebriated man, telling him that he does not have to go in there anymore.
Without hesitation, I'd admit I've seen worse movies... but not many.
We are to experience Dean's hesitation and guilt of keeping this hidden from Sam.
After some hesitation his commanding officer is taken by Alyosha's innocent sincerity and grants him a six day leave; the rest of the movie details Alyosha's journey home.
I picked this DVD up at Hollywood Video with some hesitation.
Millions of Russians were killed civilians were killed without hesitation.
He's so ordinary and likable that he's welcomed without hesitation into the fabric of the typical American family.
Recommended by a journalist from a communist country during a film festival I had some initial hesitation regarding watching this film.
When people ask me what is your favourite movie I have no hesitation when naming The Long Good Friday.
We have taken important steps to deal with this past, and the new Federal Government will continue on this path without hesitation.
The junior doctor, uncomfortable with this deceit, asked the minister’s wife for permission to tell the truth, and after much hesitation, she agreed.
Any hesitation could have profound and irreparable consequences for him.
The EU provided that anchor almost without hesitation and the result has been spectacular.
But if it does fulfill these conditions, further hesitation by Europe will undermine all those who want to bring Turkey's democratic transition to a successful conclusion.
After some hesitation, Nikita Khrushchev, the Soviet Union’s leader, allowed his East German counterpart, Walter Ulbricht, to erect a barrier between East and West Berlin in order to ensure the survival of communism in the entire Soviet bloc.
The director of a medium-size textile enterprise in Bangladesh admits without hesitation that 70% of his employees are between the ages of 13 and 17."They provide the same productivity as adults," he says, "but for a fraction of the cost."
The first is to embrace AI and automation without hesitation.
Then, too, hesitation seemed to prevail over determination, contributing to the failure of the mission.
And, while the Arab Spring revolutions presented him with an unwelcome surprise, after some hesitation he came down on what he regarded as the side of history.
Their very hesitation is a source of bewilderment for most and a source of admiration for a few.
The global economic crisis that began in 2008 is similar to the Great Depression of the 1930’s not only in terms of its depth and duration, but also in view of advanced countries’ policy errors and hesitation.
After prolonged hesitation, the West took a step to avoid this threat in Madrid not long ago when it invited three former communist countries to join NATO.
Why the hesitation?
And, even then, there would be reasons for hesitation.
In short, an era of timidity and hesitation, bordering on paralysis, under the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance (UPA) has ended.
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