Sentence examples for loath to get up from inspiring English sources

That personality is evident even in the driver's seat, where a 14-way-adjustable chair (really, if any car has a driver's "chair" and not a seat, it's this one!) is so orthopedically perfect that you are loath to get up from it to enter a store or even to go lie around on your own couch!

Further, there are Senate Democrats up for re-election in 2014 who are loath to get behind the president's broad gun agenda, which includes a renewal of the assault weapons ban, a restriction on size of ammunition magazines and new background checks.

He is loath to get off point or behind schedule.

Or if you're loath to get divorced for fear of losing your standard of living?

Against all odds, the scrappy Greek coalition — this one including ultraconservative Sparta, usually loath to get involved in Panhellenic doings — managed to resist yet again.

The German political establishment is loath to get into the idea of the German taxpayer backing the debts of their much less productive neighbours in the south.

They are loath to get into the issue of race unless it affects their own community.

Loath to bring up the endorsement herself, she all but begged reporters to inquire about it.

"Politicians are loath to bring up difficult choices," she said.

It was also about Ukraine, where Putin is loath to give up his ability to dial tensions down or up at will to get what he wants from Kiev and its Western backers.

Executives have also been loath to give up any control over their shares.