| Following the understandable reluctancy of some users, entering a complete name is no longer necessary to subscribe to Progressia. |
| Or he may deprive himself of some lesser advantages in life by his reluctancy in putting himself forward. |
| Hiding his reluctancy, Cooper left his seat and advanced toward the doorway. |
| But oh, with what reluctancy did I feel myself obliged to consume time in sleep! |
| Nurses' reluctancy to contemplate any form of withdrawal of services, results in replacing bargaining rights with begging. |
| The two men bowed, Richard with reluctancy, the Captain with easy bonhomie. |
