Sentence examples for not very willing from inspiring English sources

"Partly because my parents are laid-back, and partly because I was not very willing to let anybody interfere with my plans".

Later, rounding back on the Gallic empire of Postumus' successors, he easily defeated Tetricus, a peaceful man not very willing to fight, near Cabillonum.

Then there is the cultural convention in China where we are not very willing to look back on or confront unpleasant events.

Many of the books describe the north Welsh as somewhat closed and not very willing to divulge all to anyone who wanders in.

This turned out to be a time-consuming and painstaking process, as migrant entrepreneurs are not very willing to talk openly about their business with unknown people.

On one side, of course, given the financial economic crisis, have been significant protectionist pressures, and given that China is not very willing to let this currency appreciate, that creates also currency tension, creates trade tensions.

Even though it may feel better initially, it shows that you aren't very willing to discuss things calmly and makes it much harder to resolve the basic issues.

In other words, the average pitcher plant is not very discriminating, willing to settle for any Tom, Dick or hairy insect that crawls into its pitcher, to be devoured by the enzyme-laden nectar within.

"You don't appear very willing to tell us, Mr Michel, whether Mr Hunt was supportive or not … or are you frankly not assisting us?

The inquiry counsel Robert Jay QC asked Michel: "You don't appear very willing to tell us, Mr Michel, whether Mr Hunt was supportive [of the Sky bid] or not … or are you frankly not assisting us?

She didn't seem very willing, to be honest.