Sentence examples for somewhat unwilling from inspiring English sources

Pettitte was erratic, appearing somewhat unwilling to attack the outside part of the strike zone against right-handed hitters, and the Devil Rays tied the score with two runs in the second and another in the third.

Among these 12, 10 (83%) were described as somewhat unwilling to talk to their parents about difficulties, 5 (41%) often complained of headaches or stomachaches, and 4 (33%) had been more irritable than usual before their death.

Eros Djarot described him as having a great voice, but somewhat shy and generally unwilling to discuss social issues.

In that context, it's somewhat annoying that AquaBounty is unwilling to allow people to choose.

"Japan's low growth and deflation may be partly caused by the corporate segment remaining somewhat profitable and competitive, thus unwilling to take on risks," Mr. Adachi said in a note earlier this year.

For a company that is all about sharing information, it's somewhat ironic that Google are so unwilling to share any of their own.

Detection of undiagnosed diabetes was somewhat limited because some participants were unwilling or unable to provide a sample or provided an insufficient amount.

Having your lips puckered keeps them tight and somewhat closed, indicating that you're unwilling to open your mouth for more intimacy.

Believing himself to be in love with the woman, he must now make his way to Rome alone – a somewhat bizarre and uneasy journey, given that he's unwilling to let her gelid, canvas-wrapped body out of his sight even for a moment.

The Syrians, always somewhat suspicious of Washington because of its Israel connection, are wondering, half aloud, whether the Americans were unwilling or unable to keep the bargain.

I feel somewhat hypocritical for blogging and preaching about finding the inner strength to embrace who we are, when I myself am unwilling to show my face without makeup.