Coming reluctantly...

The thief reluctantly admitted his guilt.

He took the job reluctantly.

Tom seemed reluctant to do that.

They are reluctant.

He was reluctant, but he agreed.

It is with reluctance that I bring this subject up again.

With the greatest of reluctance and only in selfdefense.

I suspect that European leaders will not respond eagerly.

It was with great reluctance that Tom finally agreed to the proposal.

Both were reluctant to lower interest rates markedly.

Financial institutions were therefore reluctant to lend to other financial institutions.

So the guy kind of reluctantly let us in and we sat down on the floor.

Everyone reluctantly dipped a spoon into the viscous brown goo.

The developed countries are reluctant to make additional financial commitments.

Tom reluctantly gave Mary the money she asked for.

I went into the street, Laugavegur, where the bars are, and that was it.

The British are reluctant Europeans, for historical and cultural reasons.

Mitsubishi had its own engine of this class in the form of the Kinsei, so they were somewhat reluctant to use the Sakae.

The Chairman I reluctantly agreed to go back on the issue of 2006.

Afghan groups which have such prisoners in their custody are reluctant to release them unconditionally.

Steve had to shell out 50.00 for the speeding ticket he got last week.

They have no patience for actually practising rituals and in general will be reluctant even to publicly identify themselves as Muslim.

When they stand up for performing the service of prayer they do so indolently, only for show, and remember God but little,

When they stand up to pray they stand up lazily, showing off to the people and not remembering God save a little

And when they stand up for As Salat (the prayer), they stand with laziness and to be seen of men, and they do not remember Allah but little.

And when they stand for prayer, they stand lazily, showing off in front of people, and remembering God only a little.

When they rise to Prayer, they rise reluctantly, and only to be seen by men. They remember Allah but little.

When they stand up to worship they perform it languidly and to be seen of men, and are mindful of Allah but little

It either owned or dominated many other nations, and now it is only with grudging reluctance dealing with the loss of them all.

Sometime this month, President George W. Bush will reluctantly announce a new policy for the United States in Iraq.

At first, after the Beach Haven attack, scientists and the press reluctantly blamed the death of Charles Vansant on a shark.

True, fiscal retrenchment in Germany is more cautious than official rhetoric suggests. But, overall, the eurozone and Great Britain have clearly shifted towards austerity, which the US is still very reluctant to consider.

But, overall, the eurozone and Great Britain have clearly shifted towards austerity, which the US is still very reluctant to consider.

This opinion is reinforced by the fact that in practice national authorities and courts are often reluctant to directly apply provisions of an international treaty.

Clients, for their part, continue to have reservations about signing away technological options ahead of time.

As has been stated on earlier occasions, the Government of the Netherlands, because of this national policy, was at first somewhat reluctant to accept the idea of an International Year of the Family.

The personnel manager, while reluctant to discuss the matter... did inform me that when told you were being retired... you attempted to attack him physically.

FilmCritic.com opines that the film ...is quite a disappointment...In the end, it feels like one of Corman's rush jobs, which of course, it was.

'What, indeed?' she replied, offended that he seemed opposed to and vexed at her offer. 'Why should I not go?

Another, Pedro Almindes Chirinos Peralmindes, went to explore the lands to the north, taking Zacatecas with little trouble but not knowing of the riches underneath the soil.

The Ontario government was reluctant to establish new districts in the north, partly because the northern and western boundaries of Ontario were in dispute after Confederation.

Fearful of a relapse of end market demand in a still shaky post crisis world, Asian policymakers have been reluctant to take an aggressive stand for price stability.

Moreover, the definition of armed conflict in draft article 2 (b) overlooked the fact that belligerents were frequently reluctant to recognize a state of war.

Basically it's just like, if you're my enemy, if you're my rival if you're not my friend, if you're not in my family I'm much less inclined to apply the golden rule to you.