reluctantly造句

“Yes, ” I admit reluctantly.

She upheld her hand reluctantly.

She reluctantly bailed out wobbly members of the euro zone.

I reluctantly admitted to being nervous about the test.

The buzzer reluctantly make our way to the shopfloor.

When she gleefully offered it to him he reluctantly took a small piece.

All three reluctantly join forces when aliens swoop in and start abducting townspeople.

She had reluctantly removed her dark wool overcoat, revealing a red cardigan and a necklace of pink costume pearls.

A customer reluctantly listens as awaitress and her inexplicable chorus of Vikings extol the virtues of the processed meat.

Mr McCain reluctantly rejected both men because their pro-choice views are anathema to the Christian right.

I realize using the term "modem" here is inaccurate, but since the industry latched onto the misnomer, I'll use it, too — albeit reluctantly.

Sensing something they could not understand, baffled and annoyed by it, the twins struggled along for a while, and then rose reluctantly, looking at their watches.

If, as expected, the Czech court were to dismiss the call for a fundamental reassessment of the treaty, it seems likely that Mr Klaus would reluctantly sign.

Many countries have cut nuclear output, or made plans to do so, and are only reluctantly reviewing that stance in the light of global warming.

Even a Shuttle enthusiast like Cabana has to admit-and does, reluctantly-that the venerable craft has proven with more than sufficient repetition that man can achieve low earth orbit.

Two years ago, he reluctantly because of his leukemia, but broke up with her, then again two years later why he gave her as a fragile as a soap bubble of hope?

Also, reluctantly we shall have to continue with the interim measure of slightly increasing class size, in the interests of achieving the important aim of full whole-day schooling.

Summer was already past its prime, when Edgar reluctantly yielded his assent to their entreaties, and Catherine and I set out on our first ride to join her cousin.