Sentence examples for evidently willing from inspiring English sources

And yet those who have been most critical of the rebel attack on the AU are evidently willing to countenance these attacks by Khartoum.

If taking these measures involved skirting, or even flouting, some government guidelines, the new Secretary of State and her senior staffers were evidently willing to do that.

In "Going Once," for example, the spiel of an auctioneer selling an attractive and evidently willing woman turns into harshly sardonic commentary on sexual politics.

The public is evidently willing to make allowances for actors that it won't make for lawyers or developers, and the California public is hardly more jarred by entertainers in politics than the Iowa public is jarred by farmers in politics.

First, it appears that Abu Zubaydah's medical condition took a backseat to his interrogation; the C.I.A.'s doctors were evidently willing to watch Abu Zubaydah's "deterioration" even as his torture carried on.

Still, it is not hard to imagine him preparing love philters and celebrating the lewd rites of Bacchus with the anonymous but evidently willing streams of women who posed there for the suburban Polaroid warrior.

They're evidently not willing to give up their position as multi-platinum protest singers, regardless of who's in the White House.

And of those colleges, only 30 percent required that their students obtain academic credit for those unpaid internships; the rest, evidently, were willing to overlook potential violations of labor law.

So, if we are to save our excellence in this from its slow extinction, then we simply have to find a way to bring the finest writers of the language more often to the attention of the carriages of people up and down the country who are evidently still willing and able to buy novels for the journey.

Until the end of his life, he evidently was willing, if not eager, to remain on the steep part of the learning curve, reaching out to areas far outside of his core discipline.

And as we imagine ourselves to be intelligent and sophisticated enough to keep from setting ourselves on fire to make a point, evidently we're willing to vote in a political candidate into office more than willing to do it for us.