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Meanings of apparent unwillingness in English

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Usage of apparent unwillingness in English
1
Cynthia halted, with apparent unwillingness, and put out her toe between the pickets.
Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill
2
What is galling is an apparent unwillingness to admit the existence of prehistoric attitudes.
The Irish Times
3
Mr Trump has often been criticised for an apparent unwillingness to address episodes of racial discrimination or hostility.
BBC
4
The apparent unwillingness of the captain to fire emboldened them to believe that he would not fire at all.
The Great Riots of New York, 1712 to 1873
5
It need hardly be said that Wark was discussing Brexit at the time, and specifically Theresa May's apparent unwillingness to compromise.
The Irish Times
6
Chikane said the apparent unwillingness of black leaders to support the students' awakening baffled him -and greatly amplified his anger.
The Guardian
7
His extraordinary talent seemed matched by a curious reticence and an apparent unwillingness to put himself forward as a "name" in his own right.
The Irish Times
8
"Yes," he assented with apparent unwillingness, "but my conscience does not."
The Puritans
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