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Meanings of evident reluctance in English
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Usage of evident reluctance in English
1
With evident reluctance he stated his purpose to Sir Donald and Esther.
2
Noah's evident reluctance felt more real to me than Tack's bravado.
3
Vivian wrote:-Russellundertook to deliver the letter, though with evident reluctance.
4
She looked at Ruby and Hank, then nodded with evident reluctance.
5
Van Torp stood still, and Lady Maud stopped with evident reluctance.
6
He put this request with evident reluctance, and Mamcuna made an angry reply.
7
He sometimes wrote medical essays for publication, but with evident reluctance.
8
Willie silently began to nibble his cake, but with evident reluctance.
9
He extends his gloved hand, which she receives with evident reluctance.
10
He moved so deliberately and with such evident reluctance that Livingstone's blood boiled.
11
He went there at Colin's urgent request, but with evident reluctance.
12
Obedient to the lieutenant's instructions, Sergeant Bruce, with evident reluctance, lowered his hand.
13
He told the tale with evident reluctance, but he could not avoid the necessity.
14
The girl moves off with evident reluctance, but stops not far from the tent.
15
He did so, at last, however; but he left slowly and with evident reluctance.
16
His rowers dropped their oars into the water and pulled away with evident reluctance.
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