Sentence examples for certainly unwilling from inspiring English sources

I find myself unable to evade, certainly unwilling to lie.

It seems that the media may be acting as the terrorists' unpaid, unwitting (and certainly unwilling) public relations firm.

He was certainly unwilling to invoke the Christian doctrine of original sin – presumably because it was closely associated with the Victorian moralism that, to Russell's disgust, lingered long into the 20th century.

Composed of unidentified film clips, snatches of dialogue, glimpses of painting, passages of classical music, quotations of works of literature and art criticism, all orchestrated into thematic clusters and provocative contradictions, "Histoire(s)" is by nature an open-ended, unstable work that even its author would be unable (and certainly unwilling) to explain.

"The Return of Jezebel James" (which begins Friday on Fox) is, to the best of my knowledge, the first situation comedy ever about gestational surrogacy, and I'm certainly not unwilling to give it props for zeitgeist.

Again, it is unclear where these detainees would come from, since even allies engaged in ground wars with these groups would almost certainly be unwilling to hand over prisoners for transfer to Guantánamo.

UPDATE: A correction printed at Venture Beat notes that these might not have been DVD's, but some sort of X rated content Amp'd produced, they look like DVD's and certainly we are unwilling to repeat the names of them here to prove the point.

A correction printed at Venture Beat notes that these might not have been DVD's, but some sort of X rated content Amp'd produced, they look like DVD's and certainly we are unwilling to repeat the names of them here to prove the point.

You need to understand this because one weekend Moody, accompanied by Gloria, his lovely, demure, charming but most certainly disapproving and unwilling, went to our house under the cover of darkness and very VERY lightly rolled the yard...two rolls at best, one ply.

The effect of this would be that the white people of the United States and Canada would find themselves marooned on a hostile continent, with the rest of the white world probably unwilling and certainly unable to come to their aid.

And it was certainly he who was unwilling to gamble on Ander Herrera, saw no use for the proven brilliance of Mesut Özil, and failed to advise Ed Woodward that Cesc Fábregas would not be extracted from Barcelona on the cheap.