disinclined

• Or was Margarete herself disinclined,—piqued perhaps by Schiller's neglect of her, or by his passion for Charlotte von Kalb? —  The Life and Works of Friedrich Schiller
• The negotiated rate of interest is not high enough for me to be disinclined to borrow, at least until this credit storm blows over. —  Coyote Blog
• More concretely, will white male swing voters be more disinclined to vote for a woman or an African American man in the general election? —  The Chicago Blog
• Avedisian may be disinclined to run against personal friend Roberts, who is likely to run; this was the reason he did not run for lieutenant governor in 2006. —  Daily Kos
• If the attorney general of the United States lacks the power to enforce respect for civil liberties, or even worse, is disinclined to respect them, how will the addition of this board alter the calculus? —  The Liberty Papers

Roget's II: The New Thesaurus