Sentence examples for perhaps unwilling from inspiring English sources

Want to cut down but perhaps unwilling to give up entirely?

Bangladesh's neighbours are unable and perhaps unwilling to meddle in the political deadlock.

But several experts, perhaps unwilling to contemplate that possibility, said a tie was extremely unlikely.

The police were unable – or perhaps unwilling – to say how many other politicians they were monitoring.

Perhaps unwilling to dwell on dark chapters in its past, the German side attached another meaning to it.

Carnesecca sat behind the St . Johns bench, wearing a jacket and minus his trademark sweater, perhaps unwilling to offer any reminders of what this rivalry once represented.

Denglish will happen, just as did Singlish in Singapore and pidgin English all over the Pacific in the second world war.WALTER SPANGENBERGLaConner, WashingtonSIR Monolingual Brits are too inclined to take the soft option, perhaps being unwilling or unable to cope with the rigours of learning another language.

The daring deeds of a few undoubtedly courageous men and women are often used as the lens through which we view political reality, and it is arguable that we have yet to find – or perhaps are unwilling to find – an equivalent to the tank man among those protesting against the recent military coup in Egypt.

Perhaps the leadership, unwilling to risk a nasty accident, would end the programme?

Perhaps Ms. Ryder was unwilling to plead guilty even to a misdemeanor, he theorized.

Environment secretary Benn was - perhaps understandably - unwilling to agree with John Humphrys' assertion that airport expansion is incompatible with tackling climate change.