Sentence examples for Make unwilling from inspiring English sources

What we haven't seen so much is the internet managing to make unwilling governments more accountable," he said.

On Thursday, after the impeachment committee co-chairmen said they would make unwilling witnesses appear before the committee, forcing them to refuse to testify in public, a lawyer whose firm represents six witnesses, Hubert J. Santos, wrote to the co-chairmen complaining that "the committee's decision is reminiscent of the tactics utilized by Senator Joseph McCarthy in the 1950's".

"We were made unwilling collaborators in a process that's moving toward approval," Brierley says.

And moving overseas would further incense the record companies and make them unwilling to license content.

Scepticism about the morality of banks may make people unwilling to hand them control of their identities.

It weakens the latter's claim that Abbott's strained finances make it unwilling to complete the acquisition.

Yet the spaciousness of Parts Two and Three, the grandeur especially of their choruses, would make one unwilling to accept the least cut.

Perhaps there is an important psychological factor at play here that will always make people unwilling to let strangers monitor what they actually speak.

Perhaps even worse, sometimes our feelings make us unwilling to even gather facts.

Now I was the one supposed to make their unwilling feet draw beautiful patterns on the floor.

This can make them unwilling to make or adapt to changes in their work.