Sentence examples for a mere willingness from inspiring English sources
He even had a good word to say about Johnson's Great Society.Mr Bush's big-government conservatism also goes beyond a mere willingness to spend public money.
Additional incentives are required to encourage acceptance beyond the mere willingness to try.
This would test the assumption that mere willingness to enrol in RCTs and be randomised to treatments would influence the clinical course of symptoms.
And, in one of the scariest passages for a mere voting citizen to read, her huge willingness to swing the doors of governance open to the unaccountable, unelected private sector, following the model of the Clinton Global Initiative.
A year earlier it showed a mere 1% rise.
And it is precisely this willingness to frame arguments in universal terms that distinguishes a democracy from a mere tyranny of the majority.
The exploding market for diamonds in China, it seems, is yet another sign of its rising economic might, or at least the willingness of its ultrarich to spend — and spend big.... Let others fret over a mere carat or two.
That attitude seems rooted both in her willingness to work (that work is worth was a mantra she acquired early) and the fact that, as a mere mortal herself, her need for a paycheck is real.
A mere chardonnay, perhaps.
