Sentence examples for Although unwilling from inspiring English sources

Although unwilling to discuss the election, he was eager to talk about Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's proposed budget cuts.

Although unwilling to take part in any publicity for the film, says Hyde, Herbert-Jane's been very supportive.

Although unwilling to call an end to the chip industry's slump, Intel said its sales had jumped 7percentt from the third quarter to the fourth.

Although unwilling to disclose when, it is thought he was approached to succeed Terry Venables in 1996 and then Glenn Hoddle in 1999.

Although unwilling to reveal the identity of his investors ("Let's say not just oligarchs"), Grinev, who has a background in real estate development, concedes that his model of turbocharged gentrification is at odds with the usual processes involved.

Although unwilling to debate the pros and cons of the social media beast on music, Sims claims he's happy with the changes in his techno realm.

It concerns a light-skinned African-American man, Coleman Silk, who successfully passes himself off as Caucasian for most of his seventy-one years (although, evidently unwilling to renounce all persecution, he chooses a Jewish identity).

Although initially unwilling, Tiku was reportedly convinced by civilians who reminded him that his mother – who had died in the siege – needed to be buried.

Levein is aware of the consequences of defeat at the same juncture this time, although he is unwilling to discuss them in public.

As of January this year, companies will be able to float exclusively on SSX and Carruthers expects to at least double the number of member companies, although he is unwilling to say how long that will take.

Among independent features, "Quills," "Traffic," "Billy Elliot" and "Crouching Tiger" are the most frequently mentioned, although many are unwilling to discount the Oscar muscle of Miramax, which is mounting strong campaigns for "All the Pretty Horses" and Lasse Hallstrom's "Chocolat," a fable about the healing properties of pleasure in a small French village.