1
To natural brusqueness is added an evident disinclination to discuss the business.
2
The other drew back and allowed him to pass, but with evident disinclination.
3
The English government hesitated, equivocated, and showed evident disinclination to take any decided step.
4
His politeness, his disinterestedness, and his evident disinclination to any kind of vehemence carried an implication more exasperating than an open challenge.
5
The pawing movements become more pronounced, and there is evident disinclination on the part of the animal to place the foot squarely on the ground.
6
Nothing more was said; for though the apprentice would willingly have continued the conversation, his companion's evident disinclination to pursue it compelled him to desist.