One hesitates to imagine the width of Gilead's militarized border.
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Trump hesitates to speak out against Putin and Russia. pic.twitter.
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No one hesitates to credit America's beer revolution as Mexico's inspiration.
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Still, he hesitates to call this place—or any place—his home.
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Despite his reputation for gruffness, Sanders hesitates to attack his opponents directly.
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The New York Times: Politically weakened Merkel hesitates to take Trump on alone.
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Crucially, she hesitates to offer me any advice, even when I ask for it.
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President Donald Trump never hesitates to bring up his connections to NFL team owners.
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He splits with Trump on immigration, but hesitates to criticize the president's decisions outright.
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Carl hesitates to kill Negan even when he has a gun trained on him.
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The argument also touches on a much more profound question that Clinton hesitates to raise.
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Despite her work, Zhang hesitates to call herself a missionary -- "that's a sensitive word," she says.
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Mr. Lado would like Terekeka to remain a state, but hesitates to endorse the idea fully.
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Saad hesitates to say precisely why that regional difference exists, but she does have some theories.
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Zhang isn't ready to call his creation a liquid crystal, however, and hesitates to suggest an application.
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China advances on all fronts and no longer hesitates to propose its own models, its own values.
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When discussing Noun, she hesitates to call it a solo project because that's not 100 percent accurate.
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Arguably, Russia is the only major power that no longer hesitates to shatter longstanding relationships with others.
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For now, a company with 48 workers hesitates to go to 50, even if orders are expanding.
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" Baird analyst David Tarantino said he hesitates to conclude a "material sales recovery is underway at this stage.
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But Six is also a giant scaredy-cat, and it never hesitates to remind you of that fact.
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Her struggles with her married lover (Xavier Beauvois), with a friend who hesitates to become a lover (Alex Descas), with a lover who hesitates to become a friend (Nicolas Duvauchelle), and with an ex whom she keeps inviting back (Laurent Grévill) are balanced on the edge of humor and pain.
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He normally hesitates to see his projects become realized and released into the wild, but this one is different.
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Her daughter hesitates to allow her to venture out on her own, leaving Ms. Fields frustrated by her confinement.
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They're also clearly fumbling through both parenting and zombification – which Abby never hesitates to point out – but always with affection.
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Anyone here who hesitates to lurch sufficiently left is quickly dismissed by the mainstream media punditry as not truly viable.
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Though she's firm with Jane as her new writer hesitates to get more personal, Jacqueline is also gentle and encouraging.
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Here she begins by steeping raw grains of rice in olive oil and seasonings whose precise calibration she hesitates to reveal.
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Awkwafina, too, feels strongly that closing the wage gap can help fight sexual harassment, though she hesitates to get too personal.
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"I love how clean he is!" the model jokes after her reluctant son hesitates to stick his hand into the dessert.
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Maureen O'Connor's excellent 2013 essay on digitally catalogued memories hesitates to say that escaping exes is impossible in the modern age.
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LESLIE WOLFE Atlanta To the Editor: Frank Bruni hesitates to ask friends and relatives if they plan to vote for Donald Trump.
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He appears to be afraid of Russia and Vladimir Putin, so he hesitates to criticize and condemn that nation or the man.
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The insult confronts all who now witness and are profoundly outraged by the quality of political — one hesitates to say Presidential — debate.
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But he hesitates to approach them; he says he does not know how, aware that much of society regards the soldiers as criminals.
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The Milan-based designer and creative director Patricia Urquiola does both production and custom projects but hesitates to assign them to separate buckets.
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For people in Hong Kong, where the government still hesitates to act without the blessing of Beijing, the risks of exposure are higher.
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The country's liberal government hesitates to defend against the onslaught, and as it stammers and acquiesces, the immigrants begin to enter the country.
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"I want to educate my children, get my daughter married," said Wandile, who still hesitates to linger outside for fear of taunts and harassment.
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Financially, the GOP hesitates to act because it receives the vast majority of the campaign contributions from oil, gas, coal and other energy industries.
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"The work of Kipling is, as a whole, of such high order that one hesitates to pronounce any of it ephemeral," the article said.
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When we finally reach the suicide itself and Ms. Sheil hesitates to pretend to shoot herself, "Kate Plays Christine" feels like an exploitative stunt.
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In perhaps one of the best scenes in an episode full of great ones, Brienne hesitates to leave Sansa alone with all these men.
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"Yuh wahn im dead eh?" one of Rebecca's children accuses her when she hesitates to authorize the surgery that might prolong her husband's life.
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She believes that the recent progress toward independence is partly thanks to social media, but hesitates to compare it to something like the Arab Spring.
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Ms. Sullivan said her decision to go public, after the former friend contacted her, was difficult, but empowering — though she hesitates to use the word.
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Searching for companionship and a means of expression, he hesitates to allow himself either, as the question of his complicity in Hanna's death hovers unanswered.
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Scott hesitates to call what he does "digital art," as the term implies the use of applications like Zbrush and Maya, which he never uses.
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Though he hesitates to call West the greatest artist alive, he does say the rapper is so gifted he could make incredible music in his sleep.
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Neither side hesitates to employ espionage, subterfuge, and surveillance, because the rules of conduct—to the extent that they exist—are ill-defined and frequently contested.
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Mackey didn't specify exactly what he and Amazon have clashed over, but made it clear that he never hesitates to push back if he deems it necessary.
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Even Professor Kemp, who has spent a lifetime studying da Vinci's achievements, hesitates to go that far, stressing instead the Tuscan master's huge influence on other painters.
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"Much of the world is so appalled by President Trump's methods and speech that it hesitates to support American positions it would otherwise agree with," explained Daly.
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But she never hesitates to unleash her 2.6 million Twitter followers on specific reporters or news outlets when she feels she's been wronged — another similarity to Trump.
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A major focus of ESA has been using space to understand climate change, a topic Woerner never hesitates to bring up when he speaks to the press.
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We say we travel to experience, and yet when real experiences come our way, especially those that are not easily explained, the traveler hesitates to record them.
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Read more " _____ • Abigail Tracy in Vanity Fair: "For a notoriously thin-skinned president who rarely hesitates to hit back, Donald Trump was notably quiet over the weekend.
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One hesitates to assign the Black Paintings' poignancy to the historical fact that such semiotic complexities would soon vanish in the service of a kind of Pop formalism.
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Acting on his strong professional suspicion, Edison hesitates to rule the sudden death of Walter Rennert an accident without poking around in the man's life (and medicine chest).
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Such a system has no qualms about letting someone who lacks access to health care die and is indifferent if someone hesitates to seek treatment because it's too expensive.
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As it stands, Mexico actively pursues and interdicts threats to US security before they reach our borders, and rarely hesitates to extradite them to face justice in our court system.
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Though she hesitates to tell Nigerian buyers that she draws inspiration from sex workers, clients see her clothes as an illicit escape: a chance to feel more exciting, less restrained.
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A demagogue who appeals to voters' fears, hesitates to disavow the Ku Klux Klan and seems to encourage violence at his political rallies is poised to win their party's nomination.
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The familiar myth that we only use a small percentage of our brains appears early in Limitless, but ad copy for nootropics hesitates to quantify the latent power of the cerebrum.
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Also, it's interesting that when Joe hesitates to tell him about the fraying veil over Midnight, the Rev solemnly says that he's a Reverend who will hear confession and keep the secret.
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Ren (née Solo), unable to murder his mother in cold blood in light of the guilt he feels about killing Han Solo in The Force Awakens, hesitates to take the final shot.
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That's kind of the promise of Slack — which adds new features in a drip-drip-drip way as it at times hesitates to try to move away from the core simple experience.
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Twitter is pushing back on a new report from Motherboard indicating the company hesitates to crack down on white supremacist content because Republican lawmakers could be swept up in such a purge.
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Still, he hesitates to call SBS a psychiatric or psychosomatic disorder, instead preferring the word "functional", which is also used to describe conditions like fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome and irritable bowel syndrome.
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"It simply defies logic when a Europe of 580 million people hesitates to offer sanctuary to 1-1.5 million persecuted people," Greek Interior Minister Panagiotis Kouroublis said during a visit to Idomeni on Friday.
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" The legendary singer also said he listens to hip hop as part of his musical "education" -- he's seen Kanye West, Jay Z and Drake in concert -- but hesitates to call collaborator West "a genius.
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She tells the young people she works with that they are "experts by experience", yet she hesitates to call herself an expert precisely because everyone's experiences are different, "no matter what the similarities are".
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While some may believe the Hound to be a psychopath or sadist, Honda hesitates to diagnose him as such, since he demonstrates empathy and remorse on multiple occasions, particularly for Sansa and Arya Stark.
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There's an obvious counterexample, one that Silver hesitates to acknowledge: the N.F.L. The controversy that resulted from Colin Kaepernick's kneeling during the national anthem in 23 has been a political flash point ever since.
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The latter position is held by certain activists and philosophers, but even the most liberal politician hesitates to defend abortion rights so baldly, which is how you get the mysticism of life's first breath instead.
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It's a big, meaty performance from Faris, whose face runs through the whole gamut of emotions when she finally calls Marjorie and hesitates to say anything about what's happened, for fear of ruining her friend's break.
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Which leads to another, incredibly controversial alternative in the event Presti either hesitates to make such a heavy commitment to one player or Westbrook wants to see if the grass is greener somewhere else: A trade.
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One hesitates to say that Hearn is now being "rediscovered" by an English-language readership, because his output was so voluminous and so varied that some corner of it seems to resurface every decade or so.
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At one point Switek hesitates to call a female skeleton from a tar pit "La Brea Woman" because of current theories on sex and gender, eschewing "biological sex" as presumptuous and sticking to "osteological sex" instead.
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Joseph Richard PrevilleDetroit To the Editor: President Trump hesitates to confront Saudi Arabia about the disappearance of Jamal Khashoggi because of the $110 billion arms deal that Mr. Trump worked so hard to secure from Saudi Arabia.
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One hesitates to sound like Jeff Daniels's pompous character in "The Squid and the Whale" and categorize "Manhunt" as "minor Woo," but it's undeniable that "Manhunt" delivers first-rate cinematic technique while skimping on substantial emotional investment.
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Only later did we learn that the Orion had approached the Antarctic Circle much earlier than six-thirty—at an hour when a person hesitates to wake up millionaires, an hour too dark for taking a picture.
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For as much as I love A Ghost Story, there's a part of me that hesitates to recommend it to people because of Casey Affleck's involvement (even if he's covered by a sheet for most of the movie).
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She hesitates to go into the explicit details, but explains that unhealthy situations in her personal and professional life, combined with unstable mental and physical health, made her feel like she was losing control of her life and values.
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We now understand that this legislation harmed vulnerable people, but this needs to be part of a larger conversation about how we treat sex workers and all of the reasons why this society hesitates to embrace the idea of sex work.
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He's now a curator at the streaming site Shudder (think Netflix for horror buffs.) He hesitates to claim that something entirely new is happening, suggesting that horror is still pretty consistently held at arm's length by the gatekeepers of mainstream taste.
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Nor does it help that the movie is fuzzy -- one hesitates to say opaque -- about most of the mechanics behind the scheme, which hold up well enough while the suspense is building but begin falling apart, gradually, down the closing stretch.
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His style is simple, and he hesitates to share much beyond the music: The sense of him above all is of a technician, comfortable on computers (his preferred instrument is production software) and eager to tinker with things on a minute level.
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Queen of the South's Teresa is not just complex but morally ambiguous, the kind of antiheroine who remains largely absent from American television, which still hesitates to linger overlong on women who function as anything other than nurturers, sex symbols, sidekicks, or ingénues.
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Yes, it's capable of filming some amazing things autonomously — but I can't imagine implicitly trusting it to nail extreme sports shots given how often it hesitates to put itself in danger, and how long it can sometimes take to get into the air.
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What followed was a roast that took unflinching aim at some of the notables in the room — and quickly opened a divide, largely but not entirely along partisan lines, over the limits of comedy and comity under a president who rarely hesitates to attack the press.
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So revered is he, and so solid the reasons for that reverence, that one hesitates to attempt the role of devil's advocate, Luddite's friend, or grump, and yet, in one regard, "Ex Libris" disappoints, for it offers so little in the way of moral or political abrasion.
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The only justification is that Naz doesn't seem to strike anyone as a murderer — including Stone, whose clients are almost always guilty; Box, who hesitates to book him despite a mountain of evidence; and Freddy, who calls him a "unicorn" among inmates who lie about their innocence.
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While it is clear Ms. Merkel makes Mr. Trump uncomfortable, she hesitates to speak for Europe — especially now that her own political position in Germany is weaker and subject to challenge, both from the right and from her coalition partners on the left, the Social Democrats.
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Zorrilla hesitates to fully claim "tusán" for herself and feels little connection to the Chinese community in Lima — she doesn't have a Chinese last name or access to the language, which she said many institutions seem to expect — but "I feel more than 25% Chinese, on the inside," she said.
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José hesitates to reveal to Steve why he doesn't want to work on Sunday; he also worries about telling his teammates he can't play, although he repeatedly hints to them that they may need two men to replace Artemio (Genoel Ramírez), who is injured at the start of the film.
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Iannucci has a knack for milking laughs out of absurd, utterly uncomfortable situations -- as he did in "Veep" and "The Death of Stalin" -- and the complications associated with the Avenue 5's plight (one hesitates to call it "lost in space") provide a vast canvas upon which to splatter them.
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On close inspection, "Un Coup de Dés" presents an almost theatrical scene: after a shipwreck, a poet, or Master, bobs with his head above water, holding a pair of dice that he hesitates to roll (on what surface we do not know), even though the act would generate a "unique Number" in which some cosmic secret might be hidden.
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If your teenager hesitates to involve other adults for fear that the friend will get in trouble, it can be helpful to point out that disciplinary repercussions (such as grounding, suspension or even legal consequences) are almost always gentler when teenagers take the initiative to get out in front of a problem as opposed to waiting for a full-blown crisis to arrive.
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Douthat hesitates to identify the principal cause of this decadence, though, perhaps in order to avoid committing to a stance that would alienate any faction of his readers: There is room here for both the enemies of cultural Marxism and those who see a specter haunting Europe, to say nothing of those who believe, as Douthat seems to, in something like a Hegelian spirit of the age.
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Providing an example of the White House's lack of clarity to its allies, Sciutto pointed to the "odd contradiction" that's presented to the world when President Trump hesitates to show toughness toward Russia, while his most senior national security aides state publicly that Russia poses a threat to the US. "Why is it that (Trump) won't say in public, 'Russia's a threat and we have to stand up to Russia,'" Sciutto asked.
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