Sentence examples for been willing to talk from inspiring English sources

He began by laying out the issues he regards as important: the global economy; Iraq and Afghanistan; the need for better relations with allies and for being "willing to talk to people who we have not been willing to talk to before"; the need for leadership on energy, global warming, and the environment; the plight of the poorest countries, which he linked to the problem of terrorism.

Few have been willing to talk publicly about it.

But others have been willing to talk about the case, in part because of the killing of the hostage.

"But from my experience, the A.F.T. and its locals have always been willing to talk about tough issues.

"The law enforcement agencies have not even been willing to talk to us about that," Lynch says.

("For decades people've been willing to talk about racism and sexism, but they're still reluctant to talk about lookism," one student complains).

Actually, folklorists will talk to almost anyone who is willing to talk to them.

Mahmoud Karzai, though, was willing to talk.

"Nobody is willing to talk to me".

"I am willing to talk about me".

"I'm willing to talk about anything".