Sentence examples for loath to exercise from inspiring English sources
Is Mr. Armey feeling freer to sound off -- a freedom that, to be fair, he has never been loath to exercise, although not usually against a president of his own party -- now that his ninth and last term in the House is ending?
Which is something I'm kind of loath to do".
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What we are loath to do is extend that acceptance to humans.
He has blown his shot at redemption so often, he seemed loath to do it again.
As a result, officials are loath to do bond investors any more favors.
"But the City Council is loath to do that".
His teacher, Anna Pavlovna Kantor, was loath to muddle his gifted imagination with exercises: her methods served him so well that he never studied with anyone else, and she is now part of his family.
Of course, it might just be they like exercising their authority, but in many matters — calling balls and strikes, for instance — umpires are loath to yield their personal discretion.
They are loath to miss the holidays.
