Sentence examples for actively willing from inspiring English sources
Only the most sceptical of Tories are actively willing a collapse of the euro,because of the economic pain it would cause.
Pleasure is restful freedom from pain; indifference is not only want of freedom but is also not actively willing freedom.' So these three constituents of Ur-nature are present in all objects of the world in different proportions and are responsible for our varied experience.
The Twitter audience for every TV show consists of people actively willing themselves to be comically unimpressed.
Instead of automatically voting for Labour, the not inconsiderable numbers of "free range homeless" Labour voters are going to be out there, actively hunting, willing to be "wooed", and, where the Brexit mess is concerned, more than prepared to get a little tactical.
"The ABS actively seeks the willing cooperation of respondents.
(FG 1) According to the participants seminars are most effective when students participate actively and are willing to collaborate with other students, are interested in the subject and curious to know more than just the answers to the questions.
By implementing the proposed active-reactive power scheduling, the DERs are willing to actively take part in the Var control issue at distribution level with enough economic incentive.
More likely, we will wake up and find that financing for scientific research will dry up because science offends the beliefs of religious fundamentalists who are willing to actively disrupt anything that runs counter to their faith.
It is worth noting that YouGov's live popularity tracker disproportionately represents a youthful audience of people who are already engaged in politics – and willing to actively log in and rate public figures.
"The U.S. was among the few nations willing to actively push for condemnation at the U.N.H.R.C. of the brutal human rights violations committed by nations like China," it said.
The pool of people available to take jobs -- those either actively seeking jobs or willing to work if a job came their way -- rose to 10.2 million from 9.9 million in April.
