disinclination

Any disinclination of the person interested to part with the land.

But I felt a strange disinclination to do anything at all.

Jerusalem is a second part of the disinclination to negotiate.

He is imprisoned by the horse's one late run and his disinclination to get moving early.

But the most significant reason is our personal disinclination.

"There's a natural disinclination to pass new ideas quickly," he said.

This disinclination also appears to have carried over to computers.

She said that I must show no disinclination towards anything."

The real reason was a disinclination to approve any Clinton nominees.

And even Mary could assure her family that she had no disinclination for it.

He also had an appealing disinclination to talk about himself, not an easy thing to pull off in a doctor's office.

Is this another instance of our mayor's disinclination to release public information?

In several recent conversations, he showed no disinclination to talk about the incident.

Both showed disinclination to get their hands dirty with the machinery of government.

For whatever Norman's flaws are, a disinclination to face the music has never been one of them.

I also find their disinclination to go the extra mile disturbing.

Perhaps there was justice in her disinclination to remain with Luna.

But I enter thoroughly into the disinclination to move when there are studies that make each day too short.

She had a disinclination to revisit the site of the crash alone.

She could sense in him, as in herself, a simple disinclination to part, even for a moment.

Her disinclination to make clear divisions between music and dance may stem from these early days.

"I know your disinclination to touch even trifles which are not clean."

For some reason or other I felt a natural disinclination to take the dose of heroin which was offered to me.

The only thing that kept her from it was the disinclination to give either of the wise guys the satisfaction.

Many of the boys received have been truant players with a strong disinclination to study.