Hesitantly

She hesitantly picked up the bill and realized there were a few too many zeroes on it.

The fact is, we do so hesitantly.

All these debts of gratitude are dwarfed, of course, by the colossal obligation that we in this new government have towards you — the people of the UK; and I am thinking particularly of those of you who have only hesitantly lent us your support.

Hesitantly, I ask her what the sign means.

He speaks hesitantly, often needing a few seconds to find the right word, and there is a hint of annoyance in his eyes during the pauses – as if the brain is irritated at the mouth for not articulating its thoughts fast enough.

Both men start out very hesitantly checking each other.

Upon hesitantly taking a seat in the crusty La-Z-Boy, you hear a startling crack, a discomforting reminder of the general safety hazard that is this off-campus residence.

In the 19th century they slowly and hesitantly began to establish themselves in the interior.

Publishers, however, remained distant, with Anton Diabelli hesitantly agreeing to print some of his works on commission.

The crew hesitantly take the controls, and despite their ineptitude, the Thermians cheer them on.