unwilling *

But she was unwilling to take him at his word.

Perhaps not, but some officials are unwilling to give up.

Something had taken hold of his mind, and was unwilling to let go.

For the present, at least, she was unwilling to take the risk.

He was getting into the feel of being an unwilling woman.

Power to force his will on another mind, even unwilling.

They were unwilling to keep her any longer, out of work.

Although both love each other she is unwilling to let herself be known.

He looked up and down the street, unwilling to go back to his room right away.

In fact, he seems unwilling to pay for the forces we have.

Parents are often unwilling to let their children wait alone at home.

The new computer was unwilling to do anything at all.

He had a sense that she was unwilling to meet his eyes.

He took it with his left hand, unwilling to let her go.

For some reason, he was unwilling to talk about it.

This is an act his father had been unwilling to do.

As a result, many of them will be unwilling to take on new patients.

It was almost as if she were unwilling to get close to anyone.

Something in me did not want to give up on life, was unwilling to let go, wanted to fight to the very end.

Until now, the Clinton team has been unwilling to take this step.

She turned away from that thought, unwilling to look it in the face.

However bad the situation, the majority is unwilling to risk change.

But at their second meeting, this morning, she was quite different, unwilling to say anything.

Indeed I should be very unwilling to let it go to anyone else.