Sentence examples for unwillingness to settle from inspiring English sources
I enjoyed his unwillingness to settle, his energy and enthusiasm for the novel and his commitment to the overlooked.
For me, his unwillingness to settle into a pattern, this strange quixotic resistance that he has, keeps me interested.
Mr. Cromer too said he wanted to direct the play because of "its unwillingness to settle on easy answers to the situation".
But the novel holds out the hope that a girl like Frankie — who has above all an unwillingness to settle —could grow up to change the world.
Many of the interactions with his children are angry — the children at him, or, more precisely, at Nancy Reagan for being hypercritical and at Ronald Reagan for his unwillingness to settle family disputes.
The best part of being in your 20s is an unwillingness to settle, and the freedom to wander without baggage.
It was part of a growing sense of nationalism and an unwillingness on the part of the growing middle classes to settle for the German Confederation created by the Congress of Vienna.
"We would like to settle these patent matters, but Apple's unwillingness to work out a license leaves us little choice but to defend ourselves and our engineers' innovations".
Steinitz was eager to settle the analytical debates by a second match against Zukertort, whose unwillingness to play provoked scornful comments from Steinitz.
To settle for less than full self-determination for Kashmiris in the face of Indian unwillingness to cede any of its territory would be a bitter cup for Pakistan to drain.
