unwillingness

But an absence of niceties nor an unwillingness to conform is not a legitimate cause for impeachment.

His unwillingness to marry her and settle down has only increased her fervor.

But the price of bipartisanship in the Obama era at least has been an unwillingness until recently to openly oppose the president.

So the U.S. government is about to run out of money and may announce its unwillingness to meet legal debt obligations.

An unwillingness to process economic failure condemned it to a slower-than-normal recovery.

If you exhibit any modest unwillingness, they laugh at you, and perhaps two or three of them will come in to rally Monsieur.

How jealously these were guarded appears also in the unwillingness to multiply oaths of office.

In this he doubtless was influenced chiefly by his unwillingness to miss a battle, especially against such great numerical odds.

The commander watched them, on his face the blankness of unwillingness to believe.

If he had shown any unwillingness they would have pushed their way in.