-
available in the
respective authors' home countries. The
French were
disinclined to
punish literary figures for
their writing, and
prosecutions were rare...
- freedom. The
innate French regard for the mind
meant that
France was
disinclined to
punish literary figures for
their writing, and
prosecutions were rare...
- June 12 to 15 and
nominated Hoover on the
first ballot. With
Hoover disinclined to
interfere in the
selection of his
running mate, the
party leaders...
- ****ually seductive, enticing, beguiling, tantalizing; glib and clever;
disinclined to real intimacy;
indulges hedonistic desires;
bewitches and inveigles...
-
control of more
territory and
authority in the state. They were, however,
disinclined to
capture Awadh outright and come face to face with the
Maratha Empire...
-
negligible results.
Aristocratic women seem to have been
increasingly disinclined to childbearing; it
carried a high risk of
mortality to mothers, and...
-
remained an
active but non-professional musician.
Abraham was
initially disinclined to
allow Felix to
follow a
musical career until it
became clear that...
- whom the
headmaster thought was "not
deficient in intelligence, but
disinclined to take
advantage of the
educational opportunities offered him." In 1850–1851...
-
divert their own
troops to the
Italian front to
stave off collapse—were
disinclined to
support Italy's
position at the
peace conference.
Differences in negotiating...
- CIA
scrutiny –
Oswald was told by a
Cuban consular officer that he was
disinclined to
approve the visa,
saying "a
person like [Oswald] in
place of aiding...
