"I just broke up with my girlfriend," he says hesitantly.
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Then, hesitantly, the fingers on the screen pop out again.
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"Can I ask you an honest question?" she asks hesitantly.
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"I don't want to say it that way," Scaramucci replied hesitantly.
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At the soldiers' encouragement, he stepped hesitantly forward into the street.
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Literally, Davis hesitantly stands by while Micah throws stuff around the room.
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I shook my head hesitantly, wondering if there was some trap here.
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India has at least signalled that it will take part, though hesitantly.
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He hesitantly picked up a piece of clothing and asked the price.
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Hesitantly, he lowered his weapon and wrapped his other arm around Rachel.
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I should be home in 20 minutes… Hesitantly you approach the doorway.
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She handed it over to me really hesitantly, and I felt shitty.
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She hesitantly smiled back as she stood at door of her home.
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Those who have spoken out have typically been tentatively supportive or hesitantly critical.
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"I think the answer to that is yes," says Lo, a little hesitantly.
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Near me, a young Chinese man hesitantly approaches a sign and its owner.
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I hesitantly opened the door and the kid said something I didn't understand.
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Her long arms reached behind me hesitantly, not fully pressing on my back.
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Jadhav hesitantly acknowledged Rafiq's presence but said they were too shy to talk.
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But his conversation nowadays—hesitantly high-brow, earnestly liberal-left—suggests a Manhattan academic.
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She sings "Pon de Replay" hesitantly in a cropped hooded sweatshirt and baggy jeans.
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Richard Bowyer, HALO Trust's Laos operations manager, hesitantly stepped out to examine the contents.
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"I would probably have to blame a little bit of everybody," she says hesitantly.
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"It's changing," she said, hesitantly, adding that the fight had to continue every day.
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When he finally works up the courage to ask her out, she hesitantly accepts.
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After, I hesitantly get out of bed and instantly throw on my slippers and robe.
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Hesitantly, I ask the main question on everyone's lips: Will Trump be a horrific president?
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Toast, and—after long consideration, then murmuring hesitantly, tonelessly—tomato soup, cornflakes, butterscotch Instant Whip.
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After an extremely uncomfortable, prolonged silence—I counted seven seconds—one person hesitantly says yes.
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"I don't think that … districting for partisan advantage has no positive values," Murphy began hesitantly.
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Three years later, she hesitantly accepted a new offer to open for him on several dates.
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"I hate this game so much," Fallon said, hesitantly putting his hands into earthworm-filled dirt.
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I hesitantly ask him to explain, not quite sure if I want to know the answer.
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They bonded, albeit hesitantly, over clove oil, a home remedy for breathing problems, among other things.
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"We could get married?" he said, hesitantly, one night after we'd put the children to bed.
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For more than 10 minutes, we listen to them hesitantly converse while the camera barely moves.
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Another, a farmer, smiles hesitantly in his photo, appearing to acknowledge the uncertainty of his future.
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" Somewhat hesitantly, daring to sound like an artist's statement myself, I propose, "You're interested in the phenomenological?
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Absent another campaign shocker, stocks could continue to trade hesitantly, paralyzed by uncertainty ahead of the election.
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She revealed what she knew hesitantly, torn between loyalties to her children and to the family business.
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After encouragement from my husband and my father, I decided, hesitantly, that I would run for Congress.
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Some House Democrats hesitantly embraced Trump's plan, with the caveat that they'd received limited information about it.
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But when the mutant mice were placed in the same room, they did remember and moved hesitantly.
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Carroll looks on as I hesitantly flip through my decorated, yet barren, notebook and makes an observation.
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She smiled hesitantly, looking out at one of several newly built transit centres for displaced Ukrainian Jews.
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Where once they walked through life side by side, these two women are now hesitantly circling each other.
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The couple listened, clearly moved, as one young girl hesitantly talked about her struggle with autistic spectrum disorder.
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Hesitantly, she explains who she is, and where she is from, before issuing a scripted plea for freedom.
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"I hesitantly said 'yes,' " Soto says, noting he was unsure of what emergency he was about to encounter.
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Other abuses, including the shelling of residential neighbourhoods during clashes with Kurdish insurgents, have been raised only hesitantly.
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Victoria's Secret is now also focusing on more comfortable models — but has only hesitantly jumped on this trend.
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The online retailer has spent years hesitantly flirting with the gaming business with little to show for it.
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I mentioned that it might not be her cup of tea, hesitantly revealing that I wrote erotic fiction.
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He had hired Vinson "hesitantly and after considerable soul-searching," the Times columnist Arthur Daley wrote years later.
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In 1979, Grant and I had begun hesitantly to talk about the great silence that had fallen on us.
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Aza eventually told Ali her real motive behind the date, and he hesitantly agreed to give her an interview.
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Hesitantly, she explained who she was and where she was from before she made a scripted plea for freedom.
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"Truth be told, for me to put this single out and be out was very nervewracking," she says hesitantly.
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He hesitantly agreed, and by midnight, the club had started to fill up "and I was hooked," Solomon said.
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" - Jessica Murray (@creepiequeenie) "Years ago in Sicily, a local guy told me winsomely/hesitantly that I looked like a wardrobe.
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"There's a couple, uh, Cubans in there," Mr. Ryan said hesitantly, seeming unsure of what was actually in the burger.
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He hesitantly walked up to Sameer Samudra, 43, and his partner Amit Gokhale, 41, and shook hands with them both.
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" Hesitantly, starting at 5:20, she describes an incident where Ford hid inside her closet, "naked but for a tie.
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"The sound of the gun has affected my brain, I need something to help my brain recover," he said hesitantly.
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The pace of reforms instigated by Raul to update the Soviet-style command economy has continued as hesitantly as before.
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Frustrated with legislative gridlock, President Obama hesitantly turned to the power of his office to move forward on key issues.
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My once shut eyes open hesitantly, as I marvel at the view for the longest three seconds of my life.
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She plays tolling chords and hesitantly phrased melodies on the piano, while the words hover at the edge of intelligibility.
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Then, as organizers tallied the number of men, women, babies and children, a woman hesitantly asked where to put Contreras' group.
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Yet skulking about Cedar Creek, edging hesitantly around corners or sprinting for cover, while pros fight and die all around you?
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She hesitantly agreed, and claims the meeting started with them sitting on the floor, and he quickly started talking about sex.
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I contacted the teacher of a nearby hula group I found online, and hesitantly asked if men were allowed to join.
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Then his little fingers curled around the edge of the bathroom door as he hesitantly slipped inside the room with me.
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"I don't think they can hear me," Castro, who was visibly emotional as he watched the children in the courtyard, said hesitantly.
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I say so hesitantly, and with respect for the humility we need to have about our ability to diagnose and cure disease.
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I hesitantly watched the premiere of Shots Fired last night and rather than being triggered or even inspired, I was wholly unmoved.
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"Give them real solutions that I can implement so that when they break, they're not breaking hesitantly, they're breaking pretty strongly," Maddox said.
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For once, instead of tiptoeing hesitantly with their eyes over their shoulders on the latest polls, Democrats should show some confidence and leadership.
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I thanked the reserved young woman, who fled into the kitchen, clearly relieved, as I walked somewhat hesitantly over to the truck driver.
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A bit hesitantly, I told Ahmed that I thought that my country, America, had probably provided the bomb that had killed his daughters.
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And they have reason to worry about whether the popular sanctions package Trump reluctantly signed in August will be implemented just as hesitantly.
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" Hesitantly stepping up to the microphone, Sarah's mother, Lori Yarborough quietly thanked detectives for never giving up "even when I had given up.
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"When class was over and the students had cleared out, he came up to me and asked, somewhat hesitantly, "Uh, what did you think?
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He's the politician who hesitantly put one foot aboard the Trump train but couldn't quite get up the nerve to hop aboard — until now.
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A hilarious video of the moment shows Harry watching and following the women as they dance, before hesitantly trying some moves of his own.
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Navarro speaks somewhat hesitantly about that early period of her career, during which she alludes to instances of institutionalized sexism that suppressed her artistic ambitions.
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We think it's about quality not quantity, and we are satisfied with eight," he says hesitantly, before quickly reconsidering: "Perhaps satisfied is the wrong word.
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"I guess I wanna know if I'm going to find love," Amber Rose asks Henry, a tad hesitantly and as if bracing herself for the answer.
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And when we all sat down to eat, hesitantly passing plates around to our new friends, it slowly started to feel like any other dinner party.
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The first man she cut approached her chair hesitantly, but when she finished he looked in the mirror and turned his head this way and that.
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As Moira and Johnny's spoiled children turned hesitantly conscientious Schitt's Creek residents, Dan Levy and Annie Murphy are both the backbone and beating heart of this show.
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Speaking hesitantly through a translator, she described how she and her children awoke to the bangs and shouts of firefighters, then escaped through a living room window.
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Democrat-appointed Commissioner Rob Jackson said that he hesitantly voted in favor to open the rule to comment because of the potential for fraud to less-savvy investors.
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When they were kids, their father was too angry to talk about his father at length, and other relatives spoke only hesitantly, if at all, about the killing.
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In a process known in China as "peaceful evolution," Vietnam hesitantly opened its markets and encouraged free enterprise while maintaining the party's grip on political and economic affairs.
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Fans of Alan Moore's original comic book Watchmen were hesitantly excited when the news broke that the dark super hero story would be making its way to HBO.
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The increasingly intense relationship between older muse and younger artist takes a turn, however, when Alexandre hesitantly asks that for the final portrait Louis pose in the nude.
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U.S. officials told Reuters that the White House is preparing another review of strategy in Afghanistan, just a year after Trump hesitantly extended the involvement in America's longest war.
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But as the men kill each other off (often hesitantly), the film pays tribute to the power — and eventual downfall — of the Wayúu women, especially matriarch Úrsula (Carmiña Martínez).
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It paws at the water hesitantly, preparing to leap in, then backs away at the last minute, because who know knows what the hell is going on in there.
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On a recent evening, with the next ferry departure looming and Uber far in the distance, my group of offshore diners inquired hesitantly as to a local car service.
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But Warren lost some momentum amid questions about her stance on Medicare for All, a healthcare policy that has significant support among progressive voters, which she has hesitantly endorsed.
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In the Morandi, the line is thin and delicate, as it moves slowly and, at times, hesitantly across the paper, while in the Daumier it is heavy and quick.
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Charley hesitantly tells him that her and Ralph Angel made a decision to play a little chess game by directing him to take his haul to the Landrys and Boudreaux.
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TMZ got video of the 2-year-old German Shepherd inside the 'Bachelorette' star's house Saturday ... hesitantly learning to go down the steps and meeting his new canine bro, Sniper.
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"Markets enter 20193 more hesitantly than they ended 2019 given mediocre activity data and mixed policy developments in the monetary and geopolitical spheres," he wrote in a note to clients.
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" With Ramsay's focus turned toward her, the 17-year-old responded hesitantly, "Well, I really like Oreos so..." The award-winning chef cut her off and indignantly exclaimed, "Come on, Chloe!
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It really does seem like people may be willing to hesitantly accept a transgender person as long as we never acknowledge or admit that we are a little different from them.
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"New Gods" longs for deities who might offer salvation from catastrophe — "I pray but the world burns," Grimes sings — but new, dark spaces keep opening outward under its hesitantly stately chords.
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So far, the journey to love has been a pretty slow burn with Meredith only hesitantly agreeing to work with a matchmaker patient named CeCe (Caroline Clay) to find a new beau.
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I use that word hesitantly in that, the windows are blocked and you can see your breath because sunlight is a bad thing for records and central heating is ten times worse.
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Realizing the futility of that approach, he hesitantly changed to a more cooperative and friendlier posture — effectively turning into a supplicant for contact and attention with an aloof, hostile and indifferent Chinese leadership.
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Then, when Ellie and the other woman kiss, look at the way Ellie's lips pucker hesitantly and then lock with the other woman, how their necks crane and shift as the kiss unfolds.
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When Norman Lear, the king of socially conscious 1970s television, offered him a job as director of his newest series, "Good Times," a "Maude" spinoff starring Esther Rolle, Mr. McKayle accepted, but hesitantly.
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Caroline: It definitely didn't escape my notice how this episode juxtaposed the sun-dappled scene of Elizabeth and Ben's postcoital tai chi with Elizabeth and Philip in bed hesitantly talking through serious trauma.
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Ahead of the BOE's decision, economic data showed inflation easing but still staying above the 2 percent target at an annual rate of 2.7 percent, while wage increases were seen only hesitantly rising.
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Justin Coit VIDEO: Naya Rivera Is Giving Us Body After Baby Goals As for when it was time to get to work — and back in the gym — Rivera was game, if ever so hesitantly.
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In addition, as the article points out hesitantly, every government official interviewed states I have done nothing wrong, and there is no evidence of 'cash payments' made to me by any official in Ukraine.
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Jenny (Jessalyn Wanlim) epitomizes new-mother denial when she hesitantly returns to work, only to revert to her earlier partying ways as her stay-at-home husband, Ian (Dennis Andres), picks up the parenting slack.
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Hesitantly, the agent offered to show her another unit on the fourth floor, warning her that she might not like it: It was larger, but faced 10th Avenue and had no view to speak of.
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A piloted drone swooping and arcing around a course while an autonomous drone hesitantly chugs through space is the difference between an N.B.A. point guard driving toward the basket and a toddler learning to walk.
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When Adam hesitantly makes an attempt to defend his friend's opinion, Ethan shuts Adam down, coming out to him as trans — and as someone who doesn't always disclose his trans status when hooking up with people.
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"In addition, as the article points out hesitantly, every government official interviewed states I have done nothing wrong, and there is no evidence of 'cash payments' made to me by any official in Ukraine," he said.
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I get out of the car and stand hesitantly in the middle of the road, unsure if it's just our cars that aren't allowed close to the entrance, or if we ourselves are breaking the rules.
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Recent Bollywood movies have tried out, hesitantly and conservatively, versions of the Modern Woman: Heroines can have careers; they can live alone in the big city; they can even (if very rarely) have sex before marriage.
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On the same visit to the Art Institute, as Bey and I left the galleries, a young Black woman hesitantly approached, with tears in her eyes, and asked if she could take a photo with Bey.
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Recently, after hesitantly reactivating all my social media accounts, I reached out to therapist and head of clinical development at Talkspace, Nicole Amesbury, to make sense of why people seemed so pressed about me taking a break.
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While we were driving there, she asked if I was interested in any boys (I'm a girl), and I hesitantly explained that I wasn't interested in anybody, and as far as I cared, I never would be.
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"When we met up the following day, she hesitantly told me of her own accord that during the meeting that night before she had gotten into a hot tub with Mr. Weinstein," Messick said, according to Brafman.
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Video circulated on social media, and which could not immediately be verified by Reuters, showed a young man with a what appears to be a piece of white cloth in his hand emerging hesitantly from an alleyway.
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Additionally, I was, and still am, bad at skateboarding, and I didn't feel like I had enough room to fall or enough time to stand hesitantly before attempting to skate down a ramp for the first time.
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Check out the first contestant hesitantly call "Talkin' Football for $200" -- only because all the other categories had already been cleared out -- and you can tell by the sound of his voice things were about to go bad.
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Mr Modi's government has until now reacted slowly and hesitantly to this mess, hoping that injections of fresh capital at state-owned banks, lower interest rates and rapid economic growth would help to paper over the disastrous lending.
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" When asked if he could see himself supporting the Democratic front-runner's run for president, Koch hesitantly said, "We would have to believe her actions would be quite different than her rhetoric, let me put it that way.
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Residents of Northern California began seeing self-driving cars cruising through their neighborhoods—Priuses and Lexuses with spinning gizmos on their roofs and a tendency to stop hesitantly at intersections, as if student drivers were behind the wheel.
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Mr. Pence's speech on Tuesday did not provide any new strategic vision for resolving the crisis, and instead only hesitantly put forward a new tactic of possible individual sanctions relief to officials who promise to reject Mr. Maduro.
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Little Billy looks hesitantly at the camera in the first photo as he takes a bite of the sandwich, which could lead Kimmel's followers to believe he may not have decided how he feels about it at first.
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Early that morning, a few dozen folks, many of them young and wearing surgical masks to conceal their identities, bolted onto Harcourt Road, which runs past the city's government core, urging those hesitantly standing nearby to join them.
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When people think of baseball fights, they generally think of guys charging and then hesitantly flailing at each other for a few seconds before their respective teams intercede to separate the, uh, "combatants" while words continue to be exchanged.
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These involve not only the issue of why one actress (Kitty Chen as Actress 3) is hesitantly acting out the words of another (Caitlin Cisco, as Shadow) but also the dialogue being projected on the wall behind the audience.
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But I recall one marketing meeting where the topic of bullying came up, and someone hesitantly murmured, so softly I think I was the only one who heard, that in my book's world, bullies would win... I grinned crookedly.
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Equity markets in Australia and other parts of Asia rose only hesitantly, worried about whether the BOJ was tacitly conceding it would no longer continue pumping in the cash that has propped up markets since the 2008 global financial crisis.
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But the same way you'll hear people with acne-prone skin speak of finding surprise salvation after they hesitantly add jojoba oil to their routine, those with fine strands and grease-prone roots can make nice with hair oil, too.
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Every time I hesitantly switched lanes or left an inordinate amount of space between us and the car in front, I thought my dad would back-seat drive and we'd get into a battle of wills, but he, and we, didn't.
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Four months on, when the moderator at Roland Garros asked Osaka "do you want to take Japanese questions?" after she had been beaten by 2014 runner-up Simona Halep, she hesitantly nodded her approval in front of a throng of Japanese reporters.
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"We weren't sure, but it's an experience," said John Pipia of Massapequa, N.Y., who had hesitantly moved with his wife and three children to the Judge's Chambers on Wednesday between games of a doubleheader, from a much better seating position behind home plate.
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The first episode of the CW's new series Batwoman sets up a juicy conflict between the titular Batwoman (Ruby Rose), a woman hesitantly becoming Gotham City's new protector, and Alice (Rachel Skarsten), a woman who is seemingly mad as, well, a hatter.
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No one knows if the 30-year-old is still a professional soccer player—Holden included—which is why he's here with his new, pregnant wife Karalyn, hesitantly pivoting toward a post-pitch career at an age when he should be in his prime.
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Stevens writes email correspondence and forum comments in the same way she writes voice mail messages, by turns hesitantly invasive or aggressively authoritative — whether the topic is a man's right to turn his relationships into art, or how often to get a bikini wax.
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Flattened by the beer and wine that had been served at every other opening that evening, my palette hesitantly awoke to the ayran's yogurt-heavy essence; however, the untimely nostalgia of experiencing such texture and flavor that are fixated to childhood and home caught me off-guard.
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Aspiring writer Gus (Rust) and adrift radio producer Mickey (Gillian Jacobs) repeatedly and hesitantly weave into and out of each other's lives, as if trying to determine whether they're looking at a life raft or an anchor that'll drag them into the depths of their worst selves.
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Where every aspect of Adrift encourages players to glide around slowly and carefully, the Rift version of Ethan Carter drops you into a large world clearly built to be explored at a brisk pace, then requires you to either hesitantly stumble through it or get sick.
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While officials have succeeded in getting interest rates under control, some investors have criticized the Fed for moving too hesitantly when problems first arose, waiting until rates on repurchase, or repo, agreements had skyrocketed and briefly spilled over, pushing the Fed's benchmark rate above its intended range.
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Donald Trump seemingly couldn't hear either, coming out hesitantly and hovering uncertainly behind Carson as they tried to figure out what the heck to do on national TV. They finally got re-announced and came out — as John Kasich peeked around the curtain waiting to hear his own name.
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It offers a thematic chronicle of Italy's recent history and its breakneck transformation from a rural and agrarian nation before the second world war into an urban and industrial one after, and more recently (and hesitantly) into the post-modern, increasingly services-based and digitalised society of today.
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It moves hesitantly, lifting its heavy head and widening its serrated jaws before clamping down, then nosing around a little bit, finding purchase between bites, backing up and moving forward to accommodate its long reach, its powerful orange neck swinging right and left to bump walls that stubbornly refuse to fall.
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In 2020, he was at CPAC again — but as a guest of "The Daily Show with Trevor Noah," hesitantly walking through the exhibition halls with comedian Roy Wood Jr. The conservative radio host had been recognized by people who once were his friends and couldn't pretend they didn't see him.
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The crisply dressed first graders who moved hesitantly that day through the halls of the Booker T. Washington Elementary School — built expressly for "colored children" — would be the first in their families to find relief from some of the most egregious humiliations that had come with being black in our town.
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She calls it a "karaoke mix," which means that in addition to throwing together tracks from her favorite producers—like DJ Rashad, Chaos in the CBD, and Chevel among others—she also sings quietly, and hesitantly over the top of them, lending a quiet intimacy even to the outright bangers on the set.
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He somewhat hesitantly listed some of them: His joints hurt; moving around was an effort; he could not bend down to tie his shoes; he had sleep apnea and had to use a continuous positive airway pressure machine to push air into his lungs when he slept; he had high blood pressure.
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The threat from China's new missiles, along with rapidly increasing numbers of PLA navy submarines, means warships from the United States and other foreign navies now patrol hesitantly and infrequently in some key waterways close to the Chinese mainland and Taiwan, according to serving American officials and veterans of U.S. navy operations in Asia.
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The squeaky elastic bass and delicate percussive snaps on the ethereal "Too Much" are certainly not too much, which is the point: by singing, hesitantly, "When I party then I party too much/when I feel it then I feel it too much," as if eyeing the music with caution, she depicts a crippling anxiety.
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Even doofy Dickon Tarly — who hesitantly admitted before the Dothrakis crested the hill that his very first battle at Highgarden was overwhelming and sad — squeezed in a heroic moment by saving Jaime's skin before galloping back into the fray, his survival all but secured by the fact that the episode never checked back in on him through the rest of the fiery chaos.
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Watching Rooney drift hesitantly across the pitch over the last 12 months has triggered an endless national debate over whether his form is a temporary dip in self-confidence or a sign of permanent demise and, interestingly, very few people have stopped to question whether all the talk of his declining value for club and country is not contributing even more painfully to his listless performances.
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Jim RischJames (Jim) Elroy RischTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China Overnight Defense: US exits landmark arms control treaty with Russia | Pentagon vows to 'fully pursue' once-banned missiles | Ratcliffe out as intel pick | Trump signs budget deal that boosts defense | Trump defends North Korea's Kim as 'friend' The 23 Republicans who opposed Trump-backed budget deal MORE (R-Idaho) on Wednesday hesitantly endorsed colleague Sen.
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It doesn't mean it has, it doesn't mean it always has, it doesn't mean it only always will, it doesn't mean if we don't do it stupidly, imperfectly, haltingly, hesitantly, but if I want it to change, if I want those people to not vote like that again, if I want those folks to not support Islamophobic policies and racist policing, then I will tell you, in addition to the moral dimension, pragmatically speaking, hating them is counterproductive.
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