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    1. (This may also explain as to why men are reluctant to ask for directions when lost, why men are more vulnerable to the adverse health effects of stress, and why women enjoy a significantly longer life expectancy than men do)


    2. "I know, that's another reason I'm reluctant to add to the crew and another reason I wish we could move with some haste


    3. I don’t feel safe here any more and, reluctant though I am to admit it, I am really pleased that Molly is here with me


    4. He was reluctant to speak


    5. A buzzer sounds on his desk and he half rises, clearly reluctant to leave me on my own


    6. Don’t know any garages round here … there is one in the village, but I’m reluctant to try it in case they’re a cowboy organisation


    7. Jaseem had been reluctant to talk much about his mortal life


    8. There were boundaries that he was reluctant to cross


    9. Herndon had always thought there was a side of Ernesto that was reluctant to send the code for that virus back to the homeland


    10. JJ has been most unwell and I am reluctant to send him across alone

    11. Sighing and strangely reluctant to let it go, I hand it to Wiesse


    12. JOYCE: I understand you were reluctant to file the charges


    13. reluctant to stir, and, head bowed,


    14. stone, the ever reluctant stoic


    15. reluctant to approach women in bars or night clubs because of their connotations


    16. Kelvin was reluctant to give up the enemy that he knew, but after his private meeting he had come around and Thom's experiments were getting a lot more attention


    17. reluctant brother, who was in no hurry to emerge


    18. this inherited anger that was making him reluctant to


    19. drag the reluctant young girl towards his home as he spoke


    20. And teaching his reluctant son the ways of war

    21. A message had been received she was told by a reluctant ensign


    22. Ken and a reluctant Alan began to lay


    23. ‘Found anything else of interest?’ he asked, clearly reluctant to put the phone down


    24. ‘I’ll read it to you, shall I?’ I offered, reluctant to give it up


    25. Billy suddenly wants to end the conversation, but he is reluctant to let Bex flex her bright young wings


    26. He could have returned the needleboat on their way to the Kassikan and got more than two coppers back, but he was reluctant to do so


    27. reluctant to engage in much conversation, although Tom was not sure


    28. -Socially uninvolved -Probably stubborn and reluctant to take direction


    29. She had been very conscious of her health and very reluctant to take drugs when he knew her


    30. It took him a moment to manipulate the keys and open the message – his fingers were stiff in the chilly morning air and reluctant to work

    31. He could tell by the way she was so reluctant to come here and denied so vehemently that she was trying to prevent it


    32. He let that linger awhile, then answered, “Why you seemed reluctant to come here


    33. “After one sleep together,” he said, “I’m reluctant to wait a whole week before spending another with you


    34. The three men were clearly reluctant to leave the kitchen at the end of the meal


    35. Unfortunately it was some guy up beyond Chardovia and she was reluctant to go back up there and chase that down so soon


    36. She roots around in the cupboard grumpily, reluctant to carry out the chore … she so wants to get on with the painting


    37. Buttworst said, his eyes maintaining contact with the reluctant janitor


    38. The answer, however reluctant, is given with hazard warning lights and the whine of a transmission in reverse


    39. ‘We don’t want to keep you longer than we have to, Mr Simthwaite, but you’ll appreciate that we are reluctant to let you disappear too soon


    40. Step by reluctant step, she was driven, herded almost, forced back along the corridor to the bedroom where, pushing the door open with blind hands, she had almost fallen backwards into the room

    41. I nodded a reluctant yes


    42. seemed reluctant to help


    43. before we surface and come to the reluctant conclusion that he really had better go back to the Vicarage


    44. He would not restrict his investigations to female, since Ava was reluctant enough to couple that she might have been male in the past life


    45. But she was not reluctant enough to couple that she might have been an electric crystal in her past life


    46. Roman walked in, his reluctant steps seeming never to catch up to mine


    47. considered approaching the man himself, but was reluctant


    48. Johnson inhaled a reluctant breath but said nothing


    49. said she was reluctant to come at all, but he managed to


    50. reluctant as I was to put anything in my mouth that Carl considered fine dining, I














































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    Sinónimos para "reluctant"

    reluctant loath loth unwilling hesitant disinclined diffident indisposed