Unhesitating

Definition

unhesitating /ʌn'hezÇteÇtÇŋ / adj မဆိုင္းမတြ[ျပဳေသာ]။ an unhesitating response. ❏ unhesitatingly adv မဆိုင္းမတြ။ ခ်က္ခ်င္း။ He replied unhesitatingly.

Examples

1. ‘But that simple
2. unhesitating answer surprised them.’
3. ‘More specifically
4. as regards the relocation of its clients into urban Leeds
5. will there be an automatic
6. unhesitating public welcome
7. a warm empathising embrace?’
8. ‘I'm not an unhesitating fan of his - I believe that some of his positions on trade
9. for example
10. are wrong - but no one could deny that he possesses courage.’
11. ‘In addition
12. his unhesitating support for the players under him have seen him and his team bounce back always from setbacks
13. as was of course evident not so long ago in the World Cup.’
14. ‘Statements unfavourable to democracy are made with unhesitating confidence
15. and with the utmost bitterness of language.’
16. ‘‘Without question
17. ’ is the unhesitating answer.’
18. ‘In rapid succession
19. the minister exposes her ignorance
20. selfishness
21. incompetence
22. and unhesitating willingness to deceive the British public.’
23. ‘When asked
24. after they handed their Skyfame collection over to the new Imperial War Museum at Duxford in 1978
25. what remained mostly in his mind apart from the aircraft
26. Peter's reply was unhesitating.’
27. ‘My wingman provided the information at a critical moment
28. and his unhesitating decision to stay with me was the one that saved my aircraft.’
29. ‘It's slow
30. but unhesitating
31. and it's bright not exuberant.’
32. ‘In the experimentalist's lab or on the theorist's scribbling pad
33. unhesitating questioning of assumptions
34. dismissal of previous models or confidence in a naive approach have repeatedly proven successful.’
35. ‘He uses refined colloquial language with a rhythm that is light and quick
36. an unhesitating flow that propels the poem and carries the reader.’
37. ‘I have always been quite unhesitating in saying that races do exist and that there are differences between them - and it is my view that anyone who says otherwise is deliberately blind.’
38. ‘And this time the answer that came was unhesitating
39. uncompromising
40. and unmoving.’
41. ‘When I make an unhesitating pronouncement
42. implicitly representing myself as a knower
43. I am claiming the right to use what I have just said in further inferences and authorizing you to do the same.’
44. ‘Ask him who has been the best pupil
45. however
46. and the answer is unhesitating.’
47. ‘‘Well
48. thank you
49. ’ I say in a calm
50. unhesitating voice which totally opposes my feelings.’
51. ‘His unhesitating shift in diplomatic strategy in response to the unfolding world situation demonstrates that his policy is driven by a clear sense of what is best for his country's national interests.’
52. ‘The third movement is an unbroken
53. unhesitating ascent into Paradise
54. and the final movement finds us serenely lodged there.’
55. ‘Coupled with the principle of consultative government is the principle of firm resolution and unhesitating implementation of discipline adopted after consultations.’