Sentence examples for unwilling to recognize from inspiring English sources

We fear to grant power, and are unwilling to recognize it when it exists.

"Even when you are leading them well, clever people will be unwilling to recognize your leadership.

Several members of the Security Council seem unwilling to recognize the extreme urgency of the situation we now face.

And that is even more threatening because so many people now seem unwilling to recognize the truth about the occupation.

And he relentlessly cast Mr. Romney as a man unwilling to recognize how perceptions of American strength have changed.

Better still if the students, unaware of or unwilling to recognize the advantages they've received, believe they've earned it, too.

It's no surprise that companies unwilling to even recognize artists on the air would also be averse to paying performance royalties.

Frum compared the conflict between two types of visitors the narrow stairway attracts to the Israel/Palestine conflict, in that both groups were entirely unwilling to even recognize, never mind accommodate, each other's interests.

Most of the stories are variations on a theme: well-educated, sophisticated parents, unwilling, at first, to recognize a sick and miserable child who needs professional help.

In Harper's case, he appeared either unwilling or unable to recognize the seriousness of his financial problems and, in particular, the significance of allowing cash balances to go below the minimum required in agreements with lending institutions.

If the media refuses to present the opposition to health care for what it is, instead pretending that an honest debate is going on, and if the American people seem unwilling or unable to recognize what the Republicans (and some Democrats) are doing to manipulate them with lies, then what is the president to do?