Sentence examples for Feel willing from inspiring English sources

How Palpatine was able to launch this threat, and what form it will assume in practice, is currently unclear, but few theatre owners will feel willing to take the risk.

It will cost you something--more than you might feel willing to give at this time.

They feel willing to die.

"It is for that reason that News UK have indicated it did not feel willing to engage in an exercise addressing these issues," said Smith.

Why do members of the public frightened of going to the doctor with their medical problems feel willing to consult you on TV?

Some did not feel willing or capable of making decisions about care, especially regarding feeding tubes, intravenous infusions, or resuscitation.

"There's something about some of the art I'm seeing that feels willing to be adored, respected and appreciated, but not willing to scale up and take on real power.

At the election, a majority of the generals must have felt willing to concede some power to keep Algeria on the rails; they may now be balking at the consequences.Humbler Algerians, railing against corruption and inequality, may also balk.

After talks in Brussels on Monday with European countries where G.M. has plants, Nick Reilly, the interim chief executive of the automaker's European operations, said the company was "looking for support of any government that feels willing to be able to provide us some financing support in the medium term".

The rationale for this is that the loose combination of LINk volunteers and their leaders – often simply those individuals who felt willing and able to undertake what is pretty much full-time unpaid work – varied considerably in the way they worked and the outcomes they achieved.

From our pilot survey, the majority felt willing and able to participate in a physical activity intervention [ 13].