hesitant

The lackluster reaction other DTC IPOs has left some companies hesitant to go public.

According to police, she “hesitantly” complied with orders and told police that she had done nothing wrong.

“There were times when I was writing the book when I did get angry at the president,” she says hesitantly.

“I am happy to write more articles like that,” he said hesitantly.

"Why, it's—it's a sickish, acid sort of odour," said Colton hesitantly.

At the threshold of the room where I had left Weighborne I hesitantly knocked.

"It would be better—because of the invitation," he said slowly, hesitantly, with the air of one who does not wish to importune.

"You tell me you are Lee," she began slowly, hesitantly, as though the words were literally forced from her against her will.

They walked more warily when they had, traveling slowly and hesitantly, gone more than a hundred feet from their plane.