Sentence examples for loathe to accept from inspiring English sources

The film, based on a true story, tells the tale of a mentally impaired football team manager and the element in town that is loathe to accept him.

There are various reasons why one should be loathe to accept the proposition that the one central ambition of AI research is to produce artificial people.

However, if we cannot, we are committed to a brute metaphysical necessity, which we should be loathe to accept, according to McPherson.

Around half the participants were loathe to accept that a clinician could be completely uncertain, and this was no different whether the context was one of individual treatment or research.

This exponential rate of growth has implications that maybe we've been loathe to accept but will have the greatest effect on the most vulnerable.

But even many friends of the open-faced sandwich are loathe to accept the pizza because, at this stage of development, the idea that "pizza is a sandwich" still feels like an affront to God.

However, the US was not confident in the condition of the Philippine defense establishment from issues of organization to broader accountability, while the Philippines was reluctant to accept needed security assistance that included mandated reforms as well as being loathe to admit that their system of defense was in a degraded state (Comer 2010).

According to Cunha, around half of the families in the favela have accepted the offer of housing, but the rest are loathe to leave the homes, jobs, schools and community they have carved out for themselves, unaided.

While the rest of the world has moved to the chips, the United States has lingered in a chicken-and-egg limbo, with retailers loathe to spend money on new payment systems until card companies adopted the new technology, and card companies reluctant to use the chip cards until merchants agreed to accept them.

Crippled banks are also likely to leave the E.C.B. holding collateral with little value, but since it accepts all collateral at market value minus a haircut, its losses from this would be manageable — especially since governments would be loathe to let banks collapse as they fear contagion.

Southampton's manager, Ronald Koeman, was loathe to criticise his goalkeeper.