| The possibility of a vote on the resolution was met by some countries with some hesitance. |
| Whitgift had no hesitance in closing down the prophesyings, but he proceeded with caution in formal prosecution of Puritans. |
| His hesitance probably springs from a fear of being marginalised and the need to keep his fragile non-Pashtun coalition together. |
| So there was a hesitance among the people there as to whether I was the right calibre of person to be there. |
| Recognizing her audience's hesitance to verbalize such a lengthy compliment, Painchaud asked them which compliment they would rather receive. |
| Publicly, the Japanese manufacturer is saying that Britain's hesitance about EMU was not an important element in its decision. |
