But the official stressed that so far the Obama administration has been reluctant.
If the buyer prefered to avoid that route, well, Danny says he would be reluctant to sell the firearm.
The reluctant Racistby Caitlin Dickson His father founded the white-supremacy forum Stormfront.
Addicts often become adept at lying and reluctant to tell the truth even when there is no harm in the truth.
If Bush was too quick to pull the trigger, Obama is reluctant ever to pull the gun out of its holster.
This reluctant concession of the leading Tory paper of England caused a great sensation.
He rose solemnly, took the hand of his reluctant and embarrassed second and wrung.
A hint of my suspicions with regard to the Countess and Stenovics would do it; but I'm reluctant to risk giving him such a shock.
They had known temptation and resistance, and reluctant compliance.
The spring of the plains is not a reluctant virgin but brazen and soon away.
"unwilling," 1660s, from Latin reluctantem (nominative reluctans), present participle of reluctari (see reluctance). Related: Reluctantly. Cf. Spanish reluchante, Italian riluttante.
