I was confused.

And she was reluctant to tell me.

Why do you still hesitate, Paula?

I have been reluctant to make an end of him.

Russia stumbles over Stalin and his legacy of evil.

You turned to the bed, undecided uncertain where to go.

after having stood undecided for a few moments staring vacantly ahead.

Good heavens! said Mr. Bunting, hesitating between two horrible alternatives.

You're undecided on your major, so have you picked one yet?

We have A.C. and D.C., get 12 volts D.C., so that could be used for certain applications.

Brazil has always been reluctant to involve itself in its neighbors domestic conflicts.

But these forces are too timid and fragmented, with no drive for political action.

We have AC and DC, get 12 volts DC, so that could be used for certain applications.

You are still hesitant, but you are here, in the garden within sight, touch, hearing

Nevertheless many Member States had certain hesitations with respect to those proposals.

For them, this hesitant, shy Venus is beautiful because she inspires, not desire, but tenderness.

Reform is pursued hesitantly by a coalition government constantly wary of voters reactions.

Yet these countries hesitate to let actual wages fall for obvious social reasons.

Germany was reluctant to give up the Deutsche Mark, a symbol of its economic power and commitment to price stability.

Bell thought it might be possible to generate undulating electrical currents that corresponded to sound waves.

Flustered, he stopped speaking, waved his arms in timid bewilderment, the weak and ineffectual gestures of an imposter.

Second, the eurozone still shies away from a comprehensive approach to its internal rebalancing.

Should she take up an important role at this stage? Or should she pursue happiness as a woman?

It is thus difficult to understand why the Cypriot government was at first so reluctant to inflict any losses on depositors.

While these countries have now made such a request, the US and Europe appear hesitant to oblige.

The references to the human cost of the revolution and the establishment of the Islamic Republic have made authorities reluctant to release it to the public.

The United Nations is coming to an important turning point in its history when it must be neither indecisive nor inward looking.

They're malleable.

Oh, it's the princess!

It's a really great tension between the personalities and you really buy into it.

It's my life, it's mine!

It is Mother. She is desperate.

It's the upset. It's the suddenness.

It's good. It's good. It's good.

Why, she recognizes you. She's up. She's down.

It's her. Yes, it's the princess.

It, it, it was jealousy.

It isn't the heat, it's the humidity...

The same. That's the one, huh? It's funny.

Look, it's on fire! It burns.

It's a story. A story I'm making up.

She's packing. She's going to walk out on me.

Others hesitate, either because they worry about not qualifying or because they remain concerned about the stigma of association with the Fund.

But European companies remain hesitant, despite low interest rates, keeping private investment well below its previous peak.

They're collaborative, they're branded, they're multinational, and they're highly disciplined.