disinclined

Since it could be a formidable task, after a while the other directors were disinclined to pick a fight with him.

You feel you need others in order to be all that you can be, and you are disinclined to solitary activities and endeavors.

When money is on the brain, people become disinclined to ask for help when faced with a difficult or even impossible puzzle.

Now they are perhaps disinclined to submit to other people's ethical standards, but that may be just a matter of personality.

Some of the best are now disinclined to leave in the first place.

In contrast, he says, American bosses still seem disinclined to have such a dialogue.

Many Afghans too are disinclined to see anything but a bleak future.

Some have been a fixture there for years. And they are deeply disinclined to vacate for a mere royal wedding.

But the coaches on the other side of Redwood City's lopsided scores were disinclined to be so philosophical.

If secrets start seeping out, countries that have been sharing information may be disinclined to do so.

All his pushing and goading disinclined me towards going to the party next weekend .

But just because the assistant was obviously disinclined to let him go in, Rostov went into the soldiers' ward.

He seemed disinclined also to see the authors of the memorandums called to account.

More abhorrent is to connect shading very small also by abet unkennel, came to even that stain dog also be disinclined look you are one.

But Mr Penny is disinclined to go on concentrating on big-name monographic shows.

It might also not be inaccurate, but I'm disinclined to mislead anyone.

Chen Yun Ru more sees more rare and take corner over to answer to go to in the hand of see, apparently is disinclined to let go of.

Both Mr. Lorry and Defarge were rather disinclined to this course, but in favour of one of them remaining.

You can be irresponsible and disinclined to take on the burdens and limitations of adult life.

England has always been disinclined to accept human nature.

Its troops are disinclined to kill their Muslim countrymen in a war that few Pakistanis support.

Consequently, we're disinclined to set goals that will take a very long time to achieve.

Bush himself certainly seemed disinclined to raze enemy countries and then spend decades and billions reshaping them.

Yet courts also were disinclined to validate agreements barring the promissory from using his skills and earning a living.

Stop, this huge Wei's imperial palace you don't disinclined to portion with at all?

His rareness disinclined me to grant his request.

The Italian, so affable as a rule, was rather preoccupied and disinclined for talk.

However, its senior executives are feeling strangely disinclined to enjoy their good fortune.

Fortunately for him, Mr Bush, unlike some members of Congress, appears disinclined to take up cudgels .

ight also not be inaccurate, but I'm disinclined to mislead anyone.

Ansel added that companies running obscure software will also feel disinclined to switch.

Mr Heathcliff, who grew more and more disinclined to society, had almost banished Earnshaw out of his apartment.

They were usually disinclined to socialize.

Im disinclined to acquiesce to your request . . .

China is disinclined to consider drastic steps that the US might suggest.

He wanted the comfort of feminine companionship, but he was more and more disinclined to give up his personal liberty in order to obtain it.

She was disinclined to believe him.

Iran denies such ambitions; Israel is disinclined to wait and find out.

Do them quickly while I haven't bored them , otherwise when I'm disinclined I wanna do nothing.

He was disinclined for conversation.

a person who can read but is disinclined to derive information from literary sources.

If fruit is honest, be disinclined to choose, that is taking the book list with article listed begin, read all the way go down.

The hot weather made me feel disinclined for work.

If is disinclined to go out, I will at home have a look at the newspaper, the magazine.

Sceptics disinclined to study the evidence point to the failure of previous efforts and deplore additional public borrowing on principle.

German diplomats are disinclined to work in Japan for fear of nuclear pollution after the leak at the Fukushima No 1 nuclear plant.

His timidity disinclined HIM from such an arduous enterprise

She was not disinclined to believe that it suited her character too

any creature that attempts to eat the slayer ' s brain must succeed at a will save ( dc 17 ) or become disinclined to do so

Disinclined to exert oneself; habitually lazy. See Synonyms at lazy

Lacking energy or disinclined to exert effort; lethargic:

Lazy: disinclined to activity or exertion, not energetic

i ' m disinclined to acquiesce to your request

feel disinclined for any more sleep

But some people busy the job, 10 days of half moon also are disinclined to irrigate, rangjigan is withered to death;