Sentence examples for indisposed to answer from inspiring English sources

Cole Porter's 1934 song, "Miss Otis Regrets," a wry blues tale about a society lady indisposed to answer questions, had its modern variation last week during the Senate Judiciary Committee hearings on President Obama's nominee for the Supreme Court, Elena Kagan.

It might be an issue in Israel, where its militarized society is indisposed to try to understand the motives of those who don't serve.

The issue remains of how these innovators (large or small) will do business with the utilities — not because utilities are indisposed to innovation.

As civics nerds, they may be constitutionally indisposed to high jinks.

A man seemingly indisposed to tears, Ruland sounded for a moment to be on the verge.

And the evergreen midfielder Ryan Giggs, whose devotion to yoga introduced him to new ways of living, is not indisposed to a discussion on this subject, either.

Being temperamentally indisposed to relinquish control, it came as quite a revelation to discover how much simpler everything becomes when you do.

The trouble with those expedients is that some of us are indisposed to have a drink at five-thirty when dinner is scheduled for six and the lecture for eight.

It's not that he is fiercely private – in fact, after I ask when he lost his virginity, he seems to warm to me – but rather just indisposed to examine anything too closely.

Game-like simulations provide an opportunity to attract students who are otherwise indisposed to engaging in the classroom.

What good are jobs, EPA officials can ask, if the climate becomes so inhospitable that people are too ill or otherwise indisposed to report for work.