How To Use Disinclined In A Sentence
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They are ostentatiously nonchalant, disinclined to become too involved, at least to begin with.
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The majority party is a closely-knit organization nationwide and is less popular among youths who are generally disinclined to go to the poll.
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He was clever, but disinclined to distinguish himself in study, athletic but lazy, honest but argumentative.
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He was a quiet fellow, disinclined to tell anecdotes or bask in the refracted glow of a Hollywood account.
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Fortunately, the general public are disinclined to go along with philosophers and critics who cast doubt upon common experience.
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And a CIA analyst with direct knowledge of the case said that the returned scientist had become the centre of a propaganda war and that the agency was "disinclined" to remain silent while Tehran scored points against Washington.
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I decided she was painstaking enough to protect her nails but disinclined to embellish them.
HOPE TO DIE
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He gave me a disinclined assistance.
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Cornyn said he is "disinclined" to support any tax increases as part of a defict reduction package.
Dem: I'll challenge Pelosi for top leadership slot
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He felt disinclined to argue while the calendar was there to remind him that he was down to his last twenty-five days.
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The knock-on effect is that the streets are sewers of foul-smelling rubbish and discarded flyers, with which the council seems woefully unequipped and disinclined to deal.
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His rareness disinclined me to grant his request.
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We might be disinclined to ‘bestir ourselves to purge/the unholy
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As well the added burden of Ms Cook's ill health caused her to be disinclined to litigate.
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Maybe it has, but I doubt it, and I'm disinclined to prove that assertion.
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It had been an extended ordeal of vomit and hallucination, a long night spent surfing alternating waves of horror and ecstasy-and in the shaky morning when End of Time had finally showed himself, pyramid head and all, Smithe (less overwhelmed by the sight of that capitate curiosity than he might normally have been) found himself somehow disinclined, even unable, to interrogate the medicine man along the lines that he had so carefully prepared.
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He was clever, but disinclined to distinguish himself in study, athletic but lazy, honest but argumentative.
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He was clever, but disinclined to distinguish himself in study, athletic but lazy, honest but argumentative.
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The new religious spirit which I have attempted to characterize as tinctured by Protestant opinions but disinclined for severance from
Renaissance in Italy, Volumes 1 and 2 The Catholic Reaction
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Ulbricht shrugged and seemed disinclined to continue the conversation.
SAN ANDREAS
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And the rich seem disinclined to do anything about it.
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Then there are issues, of which I know nothing, because I'm disinclined to submit to a higher level of security clearance.
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However, despite their physiological ability to cover large distances, it may be that scout bees of migrating swarms are disinclined to cross hostile habitat.
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Even if I hadn't become fabulously annoyed with the show last season, I'd be disinclined to watch it this year.
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Her background disinclined her from resistance.
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All of which makes me feel slightly queasy and disinclined to buy so much as a new face cloth.
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For the electrons proved disinclined to obey the electrodynamic laws which have otherwise so brilliantly demonstrated their validity in, for instance, the field of electrotechnics.
Nobel Prize in Physics 1943 and 1944 - Presentation Speech
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Not surprisingly, he is disinclined to name names.
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(Said plan honestly doesn't sound that bad to me, but I'm just kind of disinclined to trust the dude) Pickens was just another obscure billionaire who looked like a heavily made-up Tom Wilkinson and was an ardent Bush Ranger up until a few years ago, when his debut in the public consciousness - long before he realized that all cars should run on clean national gas (he knows a guy who can get you a deal) (a guy named T. Boone Pickens, be-otch) and that wind farms (cf previous parentheses) were the way to go - came via his donation of
Can't Stop The Bleeding
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Both parties also seem disinclined to support Pawlenty's call for a reinstatement of the death penalty.
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As for his own future, Mr. Cooper said he's received a number of calls urging him to challenge State Senator Carl Marcellino, but said he's "disinclined" toward such a run.
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He is well-read, fair, observant, introspected and slightly disinclined towards arrogance and authority (or any other kind of position holding power).
Archive 2008-03-01
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Is evil to withstand evil disinclined to partial loosened the small fox of that huge pant, the beginning washed body because small fox, and that disgustingly dirty clown.
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We all ranted about how DB takes advantage of my mom and seems disinclined to help himself.
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It turns out I do have wisdom teeth, but they're of a shy disposition and are disinclined to pop up the way they're supposed to.
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The danger is that a public stupefied by celebrity and trivia will be ill-informed and disinclined to engage in the democratic process.
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He would be disinclined to burn them; he could not publish them.
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Baffled or humbled by the land, we are disinclined to be boastful.
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disinclined to say anything to anybody
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Having previously had a set-to about a similar issue with the particular gallery, I was disinclined to raise the issue.
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The news made me disinclined to spend another night in the park.
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Surrounded by people who were disinclined to take her seriously, the columnist abandoned the queeny hauteur and theatrical affectations that have been her television trademarks.
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It became kind of disinclined to really make any sacrifices.
CNN Transcript Mar 18, 2007
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My girlfriend is disinclined towards a long distance trip.
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Because the British laborer is disinclined to scab, that is, because he restricts his output in order to give less for the wage he receives, it is to a certain extent made possible for the American capitalist, who receives a less restricted output from his laborers, to play the scab on the English capitalist.
THE SCAB
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The bill was intended to give the Obama Administration leverage (which the White House seems quite disinclined to use) in continuing talks with Beijing about China's manipulation of its currency.
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They tend to be well informed and access data efficiently, they are mindful of special interests, distrustful of governments and disinclined to defer to the opinion of experts who they do not hold in any special awe.
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Understandably, I have some reservations about getting drunk with my passport and visa with me, so I am disinclined to take them.
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He was yoked to an disinclined partner.
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(Not to detract from the poster -- very cool, and I wish I had the spare computers to do it, I'm just disinclined to purchase one specifically for use in the kitchen .. at least, not in this shithole apartment) mgpcoe
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We are, as the experts like to say with a horrified sense of wonder, aliterate - able to read, and read well, but disinclined to do so.
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Outgoing Council President Scott Peters said he doesn't think San Diego faces imminent bankruptcy, and is "disinclined" to support Aguirre's recommendation to hire the law firm.
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For the rest, the hand emerges abruptly from the kiosk without greeting or acknowledgement, and one is then disinclined to be pleasant in return.
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A stunning number of slaves agreed with their masters that they were biologically disinclined to work.
A Renegade History of the United States
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Maybe the guys on the ground were disinclined to accept that instruction.
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Therapists should of course avoid a spiritual rationale with clients disinclined toward a theistic worldview.
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Her background disinclined her from resistance.
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He felt disinclined to argue while the calendar was there to remind him that he was down to his last twenty-five days.
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All parties and institutions are affected by a climate of cynicism and mistrust in which society is disinclined to believe whatever it is told by authorities and experts.
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His rareness disinclined me to grant his request.
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From a vantage point of twenty feet away they all crouched, watching the car, which appeared disinclined to burst into flame.
LOOKING FOR ANDREW MCCARTHY
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I am/feel disinclined to offer him a job if he hasn't got a degree.
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Audiences today are not only disinclined to listen to new music, they're reluctant to listen to anything unfamiliar.
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What an amoralist expresses when she makes a moral claim that she is disinclined to honor involves using the moral predicate in an “inverted commas sense” ” a sense which alludes to the value judgments of others without itself expressing such a judgment (Hare 1952, 145 “ 6).
Boys in White Suits
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He was disinclined to talk about himself, especially to his students.
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I'm disinclined to believe that everything is hunky-dory and that the agencies are working well together.
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Wall Street financial scheming is the easiest and lowest taxed money available, and I don’t think it’s a mystery why CEOs would be disinclined to work any harder for it.
Matthew Yglesias » Financial Reform’s Missing Advocates
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I asserted that rats were disinclined to move across broken glass under most conditions, but put broken glass between a rat and her babies and she would cross it without hesitation.
