Sentence examples for demonstrably willing from inspiring English sources
One side rationally understands (and fears) the consequences of inaction and is demonstrably willing to compromise.
But, although demonstrably willing to innovate, Mr Veltroni has none of Mr Obama's inspiring rhetorical skills.
As Darwin noted in The Descent of Man, and Sun Tzu millennia before in The Art of War, the brave person is the one who is often intensely moral, undismayed by danger and demonstrably willing to kill and die for his beliefs.
But he insisted: "They are demonstrably still willing to fight and the Afghan security forces are better and better prepared for what lies ahead.
Since the proper services of a government – the police, the armed forces, the law courts – are demonstrably needed by individual citizens and affect their interests directly, the citizens would (and should) be willing to pay for such services, as they pay for insurance.
Since the proper services of a government the police, the armed forces, the law courts—are demonstrably needed by individual citizens and affect their interests directly, the citizens would (and should) be willing to pay for such services, as they pay for insurance.This is faintly ridiculous.
All are demonstrably inadequate.
That is demonstrably true".
This is demonstrably untrue.
"It is demonstrably unsafe.
