Sentence examples for so loath from inspiring English sources

It might also explain why they are so loath to tell us what they are doing.

Until I fell, I never understood exactly why men were so loath to remain alone.

"How comes the devil then to be so loath to have any testimony born against you?" Stoughton challenged.

"So loath was I to inconvenience everybody else that I ran down the stairs to the men's room, so they wouldn't have to see me choke to death.

Once she's there, she considers herself more or less under house arrest, so loath is she to brave the Hamptons traffic.

The resilience of Trump's support among self-identified Republicans helps explain why elected G.O.P. officials are so loath to cross him.

But the gate to the Jets' parking lot never slid open and so Edwards, loath to be thrown off his schedule for even a minute, did the only thing he could think to do.

Why, Todd asks, are pastors so often loath to put that phrase in context but never the second half of the same sentence, where Jesus says, "You will not always have me?" Not have Jesus?

Previous research also indicates that talking about home heating and related anxieties may suggest that older people may not be coping and so were loath to discuss this.

Town officials understand this pressure, so they become loath to increase budgets.

He went on: "They are spectacular things so I am loath to ban them or to seek to ban them.