hesitating
IPA: hˈɛzʌteɪtɪŋ
noun
- hesitation
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Examples of "hesitating" in Sentences
- She could have been thinking, wondering, and hesitating.
- I think he was hesitating because of the behavior modification.
- Still, imagine that small hand lifting the pencil" hesitating" and then marking the white.
- The experience of not hesitating is what I believe required the formation of Model Muggers.
- A kind of hesitating, jockeying for position goes on that results in one person going first.
- "Different things," said Ellen, hesitating from the remembrance of her aunt's manner the night before.
- So taking the creationist line or hesitating is a very understandable reaction for a practical politician.
- I've been noticing lately that my car starts kind of hesitating when I'm driving along in first gear (my car's an automatic Ford Escort).
- His tome was the tone of ordinary conversation, and his speech, while it would not be called hesitating, was exceedingly slow and deliberate.
- If he may be capitalized (and surely he was rich enough to be), he might be described as hesitating whether to be a Plutocrat or a Good Citizen; perhaps he was hoping to be both.
- Lucilla, longing as much as she dreaded to see him, felt her heart throb at the sound of each manly footstep on the stair, paled at the sight of coat and trousers of a certain shade, trembled at the sound of a voice that recalled his hesitating tones.
- I know I was not alone in hesitating, in having to fight very hard against those qualifications, the dreaded "even thoughs" of "I am great BUT NOT THAT GREAT please don't think I am bragging I am sure most other people in the world are way greater than me please don't hate me for being such a boastful wench."
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