Sentence examples for ever willing from inspiring English sources

There is no reason to fear that he would not meet that justice there, which his country will be ever willing to maintain.

If universities are ever willing to pay high fees at high-prestige journals, then even more authors will be denied funds.

David was ever willing to venture into new fields.

But when was Smart ever willing to be tied up by convention?

But the former mayor is the consummate New Yorker, ever willing to stare down danger.

Sturridge enjoyed the presence of an irrepressible sidekick, who was ever willing to exhaust defenders.

President Obama has told aides and allies that he does not believe that Mr. Netanyahu will ever be willing to make the kind of big concessions that will lead to a peace deal.

"I wonder if legislators will ever be willing to do that," he says.

Israel's planned housing expansion now raises questions about whether Israel will ever be willing to concede a Palestinian capital in Arab neighborhoods of East Jerusalem -- a big problem.

In my wildest dreams, I can't think that the Arabs will ever be willing to live in peace with us.

She will never make it into a Department of Work and Pensions leaflet, of course, but she encapsulates the spiteful hatred that this country's welfare reforms represent more accurately than the government will ever be willing to admit.