1. She made a great show of reluctance, but finally accepted our offer.

2. With a great show of reluctance, the government granted independence to the colony.

3. 27 With a great show of reluctance, the government granted independence to the colony.

4. The disciples show a reluctance to fully engage with the question-maybe the answer is to disturbing.

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6. He left us with reluctance.

7. The police released Andrew with reluctance.

8. She showed considerable reluctance to leave.

9. His countenance betrayed irresolution and reluctance.

10. A reluctance to prosecute police officers.

11. This contribution proposes an alternative analogy for magnetic reluctance which considers the reluctance as magnetic energy-storing element.

12. 11 James felt obliged to simulate reluctance.

13. I accepted his resignation with great reluctance.

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15. With great reluctance... your resignations have been accepted.

16. He showed great reluctance to reveal his whereabouts.

17. She returned to St-Cloud with obvious reluctance.

18. Rambam discusses his own controversial background with reluctance.

19. I noticed a certain reluctance among the teachers.

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21. How can you help him to overcome his reluctance?

22. His reluctance to answer my questions made me suspicious .

23. His designs indicate a reluctance to conform to fashion.

24. I felt a certain reluctance to tell her the news.

25. Reluctance or an inability to make up one's mind; irresolution .

26. To give or expend with reluctance: Begrudged every penny spent

27. They finally agreed to our terms with a certain reluctance.

28. 16 His designs indicate a reluctance to conform to fashion.

29. It was with great reluctance that she took early retirement.

30. Carmen's reluctance to fall in with Driver'splans led to trouble.

31. I wondered about Richard's seeming reluctance to talk about his family.

32. "All right, I can manage a fiver," McMinn said with reluctance.

33. 28 synonyms for Compunction: guilt, misgiving, qualm, scruples, regret, reluctance, sorrow

34. The first of these traps is a reluctance to admit complexity.

35. Some experts scoff at that but admit that the reluctance exists.

36. This might explain Shell's reluctance to Commercialise or even patent the reaction

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38. Despite this initial reluctance, the plan was approved as a pilot project.

39. Troops were displaying an obvious reluctance to get involved in quashing demonstrations.

40. Ministers have shown extreme reluctance to explain their position to the media.

41. These headlines from news items illustrate that reluctance to pay taxes is widespread.

42. I can quite understand your reluctance to talk about what happened to you.

43. It is with great reluctance that we give any Credence to this statement

44. Likely bunch you have there, he said, Casually, turning away with unassumed reluctance.

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46. The failure of 1874 helped to overcome radical reluctance to form centralized organizations.

47. Okay, now why then is this curious reluctance and curious hostility to consciousness?

48. His reluctance to help could, in part, be explained by his poor eyesight.

49. These political tensions explain the reluctance of financiers to invest in the region.

50. The Board should draw an adverse inference from the witnesses’ reluctance to testify.

51. Yet, no such reluctance prevented Joyce from speaking to her brother-in-law.

52. With great reluctance, we have come to the decision to close the hospital.

53. The reluctance to wave the big stick at employers does not Betoken EU indifference.

54. The reluctance seismogroph implies a variation of the principle of the moving - coil seismograph.

55. 28 These political tensions explain the reluctance of financiers to invest in the region.

56. By the same token, though, the networks' reluctance to break molds deserves a context.

57. I saw that her reluctance to be taken had been feigned, or part-feigned.

58. Here a girl was being pushed forward into the inner circle with apparent reluctance.

59. Feigning reluctance, he accepted a ten-year responsibility of overseeing provinces that were considered chaotic.

60. However, there was considerable reluctance to accept the conclusion that DNA was the genetic material.

61. His work in the theatre indicated a similar reluctance to conform to pre-ordained patterns.

62. At the Pyrenees, he released 11,000 Iberian troops who showed reluctance to leave their homeland.

63. Giving or spending with reluctance Familiarity information: Cheeseparing used as an adjective is very rare.

64. Some Jewish historians suggest a different explanation for the rabbinic reluctance to laud the militarism.

65. Together, these two actions indicated its reluctance to go forward with sincerity on the agreed process.

66. And their reluctance might turn into hardened resistance if you continue to confuse the two phenomena.

67. With the greatest of reluctance, I decided that it was time I bought myself another detector.

68. There is still some reluctance on the part of employers to become involved in this project.

69. There was therefore an understandable reluctance to undertake regularly long voyages to windward in rough weather.

70. Reluctance and misunderstanding must in their case be dissolved as far as possible by rational persuasion.

71. Action is the best remedy for treating fear whist reluctance and retardance are the least recommended.

72. Lecture after lecture, accompanied by complaints about the futility of lectures and his reluctance to give them.

73. Probably because of a diet of junk food and a general reluctance as a nation to exercise.

74. 17 Ultimately,[www.Sentencedict.com] I question Clooney's reluctance to remarry but applaud Canalis for knowing what she wants.

75. Cajole definition is - to persuade with flattery or gentle urging especially in the face of reluctance : coax

76. "... due to the reluctance on the part of the coach driver to take me all the way ".

77. Ageism feeds on denial -- our reluctance to acknowledge that we are going to become that older person.

78. There is sometimes reluctance by solicitors and relatives to use the procedure, but it can be invaluable.

79. But a key stumbling block continues to be U.S. reluctance to cede 5 any power in Iraq.

80. A credit crunch is the name economists give to a sudden reluctance among banks to lend money.