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with reluctance
1. She added up our items with reluctance, and was
2. With reluctance she forced herself out of bed, went to the bathroom and washed in cold water
3. It was with reluctance that I gave the order to retreat
4. and with reluctance did the gift accept
5. “You mean right here?” Joey said with reluctance in his voice
6. “I guess you are right…” she said with reluctance in acknowledging the truth
7. With reluctance, he said, “I think so
8. With reluctance she reached
9. “I’d just never seen anyone walk like that before,” Charles said with reluctance at being asked to expand on his thoughts as to what made the walk strange in his opinion
10. “But,” Graisco said with reluctance, fearing his comments will dampen the atmosphere, “I do have one thing to do while I’m here tonight
11. " She said, this time with reluctance
12. ” I agreed with reluctance
13. man, forced against his will as it were and with reluctance, to act
14. But alms given with reluctance and hope of some con-
15. The girl sighed with reluctance, but before she could climb into the carriage Rad touched
16. With reluctance, he agrees to investigate
17. Therefore I approached the sofa with reluctance, and stood uncertain in front of it
18. “Yeah, they had the sickness,” I say with reluctance
19. ” It was with reluctance that I followed her inside the room, as there was little I could do to offset whatever Flicker got it in her mind to do, which rankled me deeply
20. "If I had done _that thing_, I should certainly have said that I had seen the workmen and the flat," Raskolnikov answered, with reluctance and obvious disgust
21. At first their progress was slow and guarded, as though they entered with reluctance amid the horrors of the post, or dreaded the renewal of its frightful incidents
22. I made the admission with reluctance, for it seemed to have a boyish look, and
23. And I conceive, moreover, that the hearts holding such miserable secrets as you speak of will yield them up, at that last day, not with reluctance, but with a joy unutterable
24. “With reluctance he told us that you spent your mornings at the store and would permit no one else to do the bookkeeping
25. Then, with reluctance:
26. "If I had done that thing, I should certainly have said that I had seen the workmen and the flat," Raskolnikov answered, with reluctance and obvious disgust
27. The hedge-fund industry grew up by preying on the inefficiencies created by the mutual-fund mentality of only departing from a benchmark index weighting with reluctance
28. It was with reluctance that he suffered her to go; but there was no look of despair in parting to belie his words, or give her hopes of his being less unreasonable than he professed himself
29. The old nobility of Spain, and patriotic Spaniards generally, looked with reluctance upon Charles' candidacy for the imperial crown
30. ‘If I had done that thing I should certainly have said that I had seen the workmen and the flat,’ Raskolnikov answered, with reluctance and obvious disgust
31. It is with reluctance I feel compelled, before I resume my seat, to make a few observations in reply to what fell from the gentleman from Maryland (Mr
32. In May the house in Harmouth returned to her keeping, the lease having expired, and she left the Sixty-fifth Street household with reluctance to take up her old life
33. When I had the honor of addressing the Senate before I questioned the authority of the State governments to create banks; I then stated, and I again explicitly state, that it is with reluctance that I have felt it my duty to make any inquiry into the constitutional right of the State governments to incorporate banks
34. He said he would touch this subject as tenderly as possible—it was with reluctance that he touched it at all—but in cases of great emergency, the State physician must not be deterred by a sickly, hysterical humanity, from probing the wound of his patient—he must not be withheld by a fastidious and mistaken humanity from representing his true situation to his friends, or even to the sick man himself, where the occasion called for it
35. Speaker, I rise to address the House, at this late hour of the debate, with reluctance; but the importance of the question must be my apology
36. We went to school with reluctance, and remained with discomfort; for we were not as robust as the children of our neighbors