1
Mr. Bicknell says that they seem indisposed to sing unless present in numbers.
2
But you seem indisposed for talk, lord Basil, and my business is with Marcian.
3
About the close of 1810, it increased its armies, renewed its commercial relations with Great Britain, and did not seem indisposed to a rupture.
4
She was silent and thoughtful, and seemed indisposed to answer my question.
5
And concerning the red pygmies, the blacks seemed indisposed to talk.
6
The Cardinal seemed indisposed to speak of serious matters so soon.
7
Tom developed habits of extravagance, and seemed indisposed to work steadily.
8
Sir Richmond seemed indisposed to answer, but Dr. Martineau's face remained slantingly interrogative.
9
But the squire, from his words and manners, seemed indisposed to give her this privilege.
10
The man, who did not know him, seemed indisposed at first to obey his orders.
11
He seemed indisposed to mince matters in diplomacy.
12
Once inside, I noticed that Kennedy seemed indisposed to make another minute search of the library.
13
As the old man seemed indisposed to leave the churchyard just yet they sat down again.
14
He had loaned a large sum of money to Randall, which Randall seemed indisposed to pay.
15
This, however, he seemed indisposed to do; eyeing the bait longingly, but keeping at a respectful distance.
16
The latter seemed indisposed to do so.