ตัวอย่าง hesitantly

• On the basis of the articles contained in this issue, one may hesitantly advance some conjectures about causes of scientific style.

• Nonetheless, these local understandings, we could hesitantly term them parochial traditions, are seldom given such a prominent position by historians.

• During the 1980s, this policy innovation was embraced hesitantly elsewhere.

• Hints of darkness in the harmony are countered by a folky, hesitantly buoyant second subject.

• Some of these papers, hesitantly or overtly, invoke culture or interpersonal interaction to motivate the properties of classifiers.

• Curiously, in addition to playing rhythmically, they 'perform hesitantly' (ibid.).

• Hesitantly, one might assume that a woman who is deterred from reporting a fetal death because of shyness is as reluctant to report a late one as an early one.

• Even then, it expressed itself hesitantly.

• It is a commonplace to say, but it is not true, that trade followed the flag; rather, the flag followed hesitantly after the trader.

• In the last few months he has begun hesitantly to lisp the language of reconciliation.

• However, it does so hesitantly, for understandable reasons.

• I believe that a number of people supported nationalisation hesitantly, doubtfully, because they believed that nationalisation was necessary for supervision.

• I say that hesitantly in the context of the local government review.

• It is true that one takes such powers only warily and hesitantly.

• I agree that these policies are evolving too slowly, too hesitantly—in fact, in some cases without observable evolvement at all.