"good willing" is not a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It should be written as "goodwill" instead. Example sentence: The company showed goodwill towards the employee by granting them an extra vacation day.
Besides, I have two perfectly good, willing, and able PCs eager to do the job.
· At the risk of putting Wendy M Grossman's technology therapy back 15 years, may I suggest that instead of the "two perfectly good, willing, and able PCs eager to do the job" of recording the tennis she just buys herself a TV and video recorder?
One key idea behind this strategy is that the relevant end is "good willing" understood in a broadly Kantian way, combined with a robust theory of free will according to which one agent cannot ever fully control the will of another.
There are people with good will willing to go through with these things".
There are always good people willing to help, willing to make sacrifices.
"One or more of the activities may -- eventually will, the good Lord willing -- run up against the treaty and be a violation," Mr. Rumsfeld said.
3) I just want to give it my best shot, and the good Lord willing, things will work out.
If she said someone local was making something good and willing to share the recipes, I was willing to see what it was all about, even if it meant feeling like an oompa-loompa for two hours.
And we will, if, like Hank Williams says, "the good Lord willing and the creek don't rise". And just like that, he was gone.
Taqa, the leader of this group, was a good man willing to do terrible things to get his justice and revenge, willing to cast aside innocent lives in his bloodthirsty quest.
