Sentence examples for unwillingness to answer from inspiring English sources

My unwillingness to answer Victor's question is the hard proof that I did not.

It was Mr. Mukasey's unwillingness to answer some questions about those techniques that nearly derailed his nomination.

"The silence of the authorities and their unwillingness to answer questions contributes to the growth of distrust and animosity in the population," he wrote on his blog.

Ms. Murray was displeased by Mr. Jackson's unwillingness to answer questions about the Philadelphia deal when he appeared before her housing subcommittee.

Macpherson's unwillingness to answer questions about phone hacking and the sacking of Ms Field have been laughingly contrasted with her insistence on talking about her favourite beauty products and "the lessons she's learned from suncare".

The Labour leader deployed the simple but effective tactic – Paxman with Michael Howard-style – of asking David Cameron the same question six times to demonstrate the PM's unwillingness to answer it.

Fatigue/exhaustion was defined by a positive answer to the following question: "In the last two weeks have you suffered from… unwillingness to do things or lack of energy?

Both parties have indicated an unwillingness to do so.

Worse still, the unwillingness of DoD officials to answer the most basic questions is symptomatic of a simple fact – in their unswerving mission to defend an increasingly unpopular global system serving the interests of a tiny minority, security agencies have no qualms about painting the rest of us as potential terrorists.

He traces the problem to what he says is a growing unwillingness by people in certain groups to answer the detailed income questions on the census long form.

But White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer's answer ― or his refusal to answer ― is indicative of the Trump White House's unwillingness to play by the same facts as everyone else.