unready

Nothing has ever looked less inspired or more unready for action.

The process took time, but it was done too soon for her unready courage.

When the playwright's work turned from dark to black, the audience was unready to deal with it.

Nobody in the palace had looked for the king to return so soon, but nothing was out of order or unready when he came.

But he felt unready for the things he would have to say.

The men, unready to face this challenge so early in the morning, hesitated and fell back.

The French have already looked beyond him, but he is unready to say adieu.

For the next half an hour or so I felt very panicky and unready to have this baby.

They had been so unready for all these challenges!

I think perhaps I cannot see what it is that makes you unready.

Though it had been four years in the making, I was unpacked and unready to move out when the moment arrived.

She felt unready and a little stupid addressing the empty air directly.

Their ships were unprotected and they themselves unready when the attack came.

No matter how young or how unready for life, each child is precious.

Never before had I felt so out of my depth, so unready for what was to come.

Yet, both sides were equally unready, and rushed to prepare.

She felt only contempt for this soft, unready woman who became hysterical when it was time to act.

But during these last few infant years of openness, the ballet world seemed unready for such changes.

Unready to do so, Sam let the silence grow.

The shots had not come from the unready guns of Peeler's set.

He felt unready to deal with such questions.

The tag is marked as unready, because the instruction has not yet executed.

"In White you are unprepared and unready to take lethal action.

It was that action that made him unready for what suddenly occurred.

He was numbed to his finger tips, unready to make another move.