hesitance

• He spoke with the precise accent of an Oxford don, but there was also a lilting hesitance, as if the English had been acquired as a second language. —  F ;SF; - vol 104 issue 03 - March 2003
• But there was a hesitance, an uneasiness, about speech itself, as if she found it a tedious and inflexible medium for thought expressions I told you. —  IF September, 1952
• Looks like the hesitance of NFL teams was prescient, yet that does little to console the Shelter family. —  SPORTSbyBROOKS
• The hesitance has been translated in ordering studies. —  Indymedia Ireland
• In response to the Church's hesitance, the NSS has begun issuing documents called —  The Minnesota Daily - mndaily.com

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