Sentence examples for your unwilling from inspiring English sources
The couples, the riot cops stationed in front of Galatasaray University, their water cannon poised to target protesters, the endless street sellers, the kids who thrust flower crowns on your unwilling head.
Evil may be a medieval theological concept, but when it invades your interface with the rest of humanity – and confronts your unwilling mind with imagery designed to provoke disgust, fear and self-loathing – it is all too modern.
There wafts to your unwilling nostrils the thick coarse smell of a male body, clothes not recently washed.
Your unwilling uterus does not get to tell you whether or not you will mother a child right now.
If this film is about anything, it's about what it feels like to have your face stapled to the arse of a stranger – a stranger who releases heroic quantities of shit into your unwilling mouth.
If this film is about anything, it's about what it feels like to have your face stapled to the ass of a stranger a stranger who releases heroic quantities of shit into your unwilling mouth.
A woman fondly remembered around these parts as the Iron Hammer would tell you that the feeling of being trapped in your home, unwilling to step out to a pub or a movie, is no way to advance toward middle age.
If your host is unwilling to respect your religious belief, you might as well know that up front.
If, on the other hand, the circumstances which led to the end of the relationship are not likely to change, or if you or your ex are unwilling to modify your behavior for the sake of the relationship, then getting back together may not be the best idea.
If you're looking for your next career opportunity, and your boss is unwilling to let you move up the ladder, your enthusiasm is bound to wane.
Oh pretty netbook lady, you go about your daily life with your face buried in the goings-on of your hectic corporate lifestyle, unwilling to avert your gaze from the tiny 10.1-inch screen that dictates your graceful movements for even a mere moment in time.
