How To Use Hesitantly In A Sentence
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Katherine spoke softly, sometimes hesitantly and sometimes in a rush, with a great deal more emotional inflection than the voice she uses when acting the cool professional.
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From this intriguing postulation onward, the film slowly and hesitantly assumes the shape of a thriller.
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Henry hesitantly stepped towards the gray horse, which made no movements except a slight turn of its head.
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I took a seat on the park bench, and Mina followed suit hesitantly.
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Her eye caught the chest by the door, and she went to it hesitantly, feeling that its contents had been tainted somehow by the wicked man with the dark hair.
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I observed her curiously as she hesitantly took off her coat, wincing as she did so; my eyes were called to her neck which was flawed mercilessly with red marks around the left side.
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Puzzled, Preter hesitantly did as he was told and slumped limply to the ground.
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The man behind, shown full face and drinking from a lifted jar, has faded into darkness, while at left a boy, whose downcast, three-quarter glance is highlighted by a stream of light, hesitantly grasps the proffered goblet.
The Compassionate Scoundrel
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Elvira stood hesitantly on the threshold of the kitchen, methodically folding plastic bags.
IN REMEMBRANCE OF ROSE
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Christopher hesitantly reached up to hold the paper, giving a flinch when Sara's hands grabbed hold of his and guided the tearing action.
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I felt the hairs rise on the back of my neck as he hesitantly brought his arms to embrace my figure, supporting my body as he returned the kiss.
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Travis mounts the stairs hesitantly, leaving Greg and Danielle to sit in silence in the living room.
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I smiled hesitantly at her and she grinned back as she stepped over the doorstep and into our house.
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Hesitantly, the blue-feathered bird emerged from under the bushes, dragging behind it a long, shimmering emerald tail.
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I hesitantly sat down next to her, hugging my knees tightly.
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Hesitantly, Ian pushed the gear lever into reverse and slowly let the clutch out.
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Hesitantly, I sucked in the smoke drawn through the pipe, holding it in my lungs and feeling the warmth inside of me, before slowly letting it out.
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When they finally arrived on the twenty-fifth floor, the couple stepped out hesitantly, doubtful of good news.
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A few women hesitantly expressed their disapproval, but the doctor was in full flow by then.
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I hesitantly stepped into the kitchen, fully expecting to see the water gushing out from a crack in the ceiling.
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I sit down on a massive stone abutment just across from Notre Dame, where grace hovers hesitantly above the shoulders of stalwart gargoyles.
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The guitar player hesitantly plucking the same melodic line over and over again, unsure of whether to stop or to go on.
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My line of vision was interrupted as someone hesitantly sat opposite me.
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Finally, after ten minutes of coaxing, she got me to the doorstep of my house and hesitantly I pressed the doorbell.
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I know of 2 cases (one in my research and one in another sociological study) where parents of a white person in an interracial relationship suggested, encouraged, and promoted abortion to prevent the birth of a biracial child (I am hesitantly using the term biracial because most of the white relatives would say the child is black.)
Racist Parents Kidnap Daughter and Try to Force Abortion
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Jack hesitantly followed her in and was greeted yet again by another awe-inspiring sight.
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He took in a deep breath, touching my body gently, tenderly… hesitantly.
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The first character of the signature is badly engraved and hesitantly formed.
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The reply came hesitantly and in exactly the manner Tiff had expected: dispassionately and unsuspiciously.
Parlor Games
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Miranda sighed and paused hesitantly before continuing.
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Julius cautiously trailed him and the others hesitantly followed.
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He slid it slowly through my fine hair, stroking it hesitantly with his fingertips.
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Slowly and hesitantly she stood, starting across the middle of the room, but her steps faltered and stopped about halfway there.
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He replied hesitantly in a slurred, unenthusiastic tone, drawing many engrossed eyes towards him.
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She sat up hesitantly, shook her head a little as if to clear it, and looked at Nyx.
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Almost hesitantly, hands settled on either side of his thigh, then the hands squeezed tight and he let his own hands fall away, feeling something probe the wound.
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Her expression tentative, she moved slowly toward the chair facing him and hesitantly sat down on it.
I’ll Walk Alone
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Hunter nodded, and then said hesitantly, ‘Like I told you, he upchucked.’
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he finally accepted hesitantly
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Hesitantly she unlocked her bicycle, somehow suddenly feeling very tired.
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From hesitantly crawling 3 weeks ago, she can now circumnavigate the house in 2 minutes flat.
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This made Chang Su - su pause , and she stood there hesitantly, craning her neck to watch.
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‘I would like to talk to you again sometimes,’ she broached hesitantly.
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I hesitantly tried another piece and it was just as unappetizing the second time around, a bitter sting that was metallic in its unpleasantness.
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The music be - bobs lightly in the background, plinking and plonking past gin joints, stepping hesitantly round every dark corner.
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According to Pauli's hypothesis, which he put forward very hesitantly, neutrinos are elusive particles which escape with the missing energy in - decays.
Fusion
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M. The first column of troop transport trucks entered the square hesitantly, moving forward at walking pace.
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Feeling a jolt of surprise in my stomach, I look hesitantly back.
