Examples of 'was a reluctant' in a sentence
Meaning of "was a reluctant"
was a reluctant - characterizes someone who displayed hesitation, unwillingness, or resistance when faced with a task, decision, or responsibility
How to use "was a reluctant" in a sentence
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Kennedy was a reluctant supporter of civil rights legislation.
History will confirm that Pakistan was a reluctant nuclear power.
He was a reluctant but influential politician.
I remember my mom was a reluctant grandmother too.
I was a reluctant supporter of the transit referendum last year.
The decision to let it go was a reluctant recognition of market realities.
He was a reluctant performer and had difficulty handling the pressure of performing in public.
His father was a reluctant member.
He was a popular figure locally, but his health was poor and he was a reluctant candidate.
Lincoln was a reluctant participant goaded into the wrestling match.
In his lifetime Bob Marley was a reluctant interviewee.
Mom was a reluctant yes.
While we know that Justin Wade was a reluctant spiritual warrior.
Sam was a reluctant accomplice.
Well, let us just say he was a reluctant parent.
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Eliot was a reluctant astronaut.
Sameer Tiger 's parents said their son was a reluctant militant.
Moses was a reluctant prophet.
Will Eisner Eisner was brought up in a religious household, but himself was a reluctant disbeliever.
My daughter was a reluctant reader.
She was a reluctant hero until the Justice League of America was reorganized by Aquaman.
But the USA icon was a reluctant celebrity.
She was a reluctant Ally from the beginning.
Her parents are gone and her uncle … Well, let us just say he was a reluctant parent.
She was a reluctant captain.
For that reason, I too was a reluctant quitter.
Gandaraditya was a reluctant monarch and focussed more on religious work and not on empire building.
Edna, who had seen the collision, was a reluctant witness.
But he was a reluctant member.
This is our second dance . - The first one was a reluctant one.
Leitz was a reluctant entrant into the SIR market.
Capra, however, insisted that Gable was a reluctant participant in the film.
I was a reluctant star, a diamond in the rough.
Kedah, in many cases, was a reluctant ally to Siam.
It was a reluctant marriage, but you made the right decision.
Was Quentin was a reluctant author?
It was a reluctant agreement, but we did not have time for more discussion.
Later describing this situation, Peggy stated that " definitely was a reluctant father, but a very loving one.
Strangely enough I was a reluctant EFTer even though it had worked so well for me.
Norway, governed by Christian 's son-in-law, Governor-General Hannibal Sehested, was a reluctant participant.
He was a reluctant soldier, but felt that it was his duty.
As I told you, he was a reluctant hero.
I was a reluctant student at first, I know, but I am glad you did not give up on me.
It wasn't that I was a reluctant parent.
I was a reluctant student, I admit.
Y, i } His father was a reluctant member.
He was a reluctant first-time visitor to Westworld, joining his future brother-in-law, Logan Delos.
The Prime Minister Arthur Balfour was a reluctant member, complaining of the club in the early 1900s.
Cody at first was a reluctant actor, but came to enjoy the spotlight.
The marriage was a reluctant one, and was ultimately doomed.
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Some ministries may be reluctant to provide information
He is reluctant to commit a large fleet to a single engagement
You are understandably reluctant to get involved again
