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Despite efforts to preserve privacy, there is substantial worry that Americans will be hesitant to use the apps.

After some teasing and talking, Mulvehill writes that she is “hesitant” but they start kissing.

But church authorities have traditionally been hesitant to discuss controversial parts of Mormon history.

He negotiates with a hesitant Hershel who allows everyone to remain on the farm.

Dalia is hesitant to use the label of feminist (making her no different from scores of other progressive female musicians).

Those that are hesitant about Powell may point to her contentious “resignation” as the first female ambassador to India in March.

There was nothing unknowing or hesitant about her movements.

Many of us belong to that school of thought which is hesitant about altering the fundamental law.

There was a hesitant pause, and then she went on: "Do you know why I sent for you to come."

Mryna was pawing through a footlocker looking for boots when she heard a hesitant step behind her.

She moved through the room looking, then putting out a slow, hesitant hand to touch very gently.