hesitance
hesitancy

But there is also some significant hesitance on the Democratic side.

Understands, finally, that this hesitance is his to take away.

When they were finally drawn into the game, their hesitance vanished.

She sensed my hesitance, and took matters into her own hands.

She said his name, but with a strange hesitance and uncertainty.

His hesitance made me hold still and say nothing.

Unlike hers, his voice was firm and free of any hesitance.

But no one was willing to do that, and their hesitance as they learned more only accelerated the run.

That is due instead to the hesitance of the Council, as we have heard in earlier speeches.

"No," Rachel said, with a hesitance that was not much like her.

He did not know what had cautioned him, but the moment of hesitance saved his life.

What of the hesitance she felt toward the mists, the way they pulled away from her?

There is a lot of hesitance to accept this as the final deal."

He seemed to sense her hesitance, because he lifted his head.

Although there was some hesitance from his daughter, they eventually hug and she calls him "Dad".

"Now I appreciate your hesitance in discussing the matter with me.

The hesitance had been generated by the novelty of the query.

At the heart of the deterioration is a newfound hesitance among many consumers.

Charles Malone stood just inside the door with the hesitance of a man confronted by a situation for which he had no training or experience.

His voice was free of the self-consciousness and hesitance she had heard from some Vietnam veterans.

They can sense any kind of hesitance and believe me, they'll pounce on it."

But that hesitance to believe in the effectiveness of the Fed's move may not be justified, at least if history is any guide.

Her hesitance to call her own husband was a bad sign, and Lori knew it.

But there was a hesitancy in what he said next.

There was a hesitancy on the part of his car.

He said that played a role in his hesitancy to run.

"I've done this in the past and certainly would have no hesitancy at all."

The hesitancy she'd heard earlier, gone for a while, was back.

For the first time there was a note of hesitancy in her voice.

In his own hesitancy, she heard the decision not to push.

Never ever for one second did I see hesitancy or any weakness in their eyes.

There was a hesitancy in the president's voice when he answered.

The hesitancy and the thickness had gone out of his voice.

There was just enough hesitancy in her voice to make me doubt it.

I asked him finally, very conscious of the hesitancy in my voice.

At last he turned away from the door and looked around with a sudden feeling of hesitancy.

There was no longer any barrier of hesitancy between them.

Everything happened so quickly there was a hesitancy in the movements the men made.

Early on, he turned from acting to dance, though with some hesitancy.

There was hesitancy among the scientists at the Sunday meeting.

But an inner hesitancy was found in place of the calling.

She sensed my hesitancy and pulled away from me at once.

"If there was hesitancy to trade before, it's going to be increased now."

Still seeing the hesitancy in her face, he added, "It could work out well for you too."

In this country there is a lot more hesitancy to give out the number."

She had the usual soft voice, but a little hesitancy in it.

She knew what was holding him back, and how fatal this hesitancy could be.

He began to talk and after an initial hesitancy, the words flowed out.