| 词汇 | example_english_hesitancy |
| 释义 | Examples of hesitancyThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. The tone is confident, and lacks any hint of hesitancy or uncertainty which might suggest pathos. This impression of royal hesitancy is confirmed by other sources. Any hesitancy they may have shown in the face of rioters was due therefore to the limited coercive resources at their disposal. Ratings of hesitancy with peers were associated with higher avoidance subscale scores but not higher resistance subscale scores. We cannot help but wonder to what extent their comprehension suffers because of a hesitancy to use language. Such hesitancy and delay made it even less likely that the eventual campaign to eradicate the species in the 1960s would succeed. This hesitancy in axon regrowth strongly indicates that novel barriers at this interface have not been identified. Some of the hesitancy of retailers towards entering politics at the national level was also breaking down. Since farmers have historically faced 'use it or lose it' water rights, there has been some hesitancy in market participation. It is understandable that there would be some hesitancy to prescribe such medication to younger patients. On the issue of the coming nuclear power plant, he reversed the previous governmental hesitancy and re-opened its budget, suspended since 1985. To the extent that evidence accumulates for a relationship between delay in initiation of treatment and outcome, such hesitancy may have to be reassessed. This creates a feeling of hesitancy, of stasis and incompleteness, which represents the singer alone, without love. Rather, our hesitancy stresses that we really do not know very much about animal self-awareness, nor about its taxonomic distribution. Surely the in_uence of cultural studies is one of the reasons for this epistemological hesitancy. My expectation of a simple diagnosis and treatment regimen enabled me to cross this transition without hesitancy. And there are, in the second place, some good if unstated political reasons for governmental hesitancy on this issue, of which more below. The denigrated "individualism" of young people seems to be about their hesitancy in linking their subjective identities and lifestyles to a single national project. The anomaly here is a result of speaker hesitancy. This reiterates the important point made earlier that like does not necessarily signal processing or wordsearching problems on the part of the speaker, nor does it predominantly indicate conversational hesitancy. More generally (and perhaps somewhat unusually in a textbook of this type), the tone and reflexive hesitancy, underpinning a number of its sections, is to be welcomed. First, significant organizational changes heighten employees' personal uncertainty concerning their role in the organization, and this often leads to professional hesitancy and political skepticism concerning the functional value of loyalty. Second, there might be a conscious feeling of uncertainty or hesitancy, but the creature would not reflect on it or identify it as being that kind of feeling. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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