Sentence examples for indeed prepared to from inspiring English sources

It seems now that he is indeed prepared to forget it all.

Still, even in our own feebly permissive world, minorities can be found that we are indeed prepared to anathematise.

The crown prince confirmed that his country is, indeed, prepared to normalize relations with Israel if it were to sign a peace accord with the Palestinians.

Khoja said the Vienna talks would be useful in showing whether Moscow and Tehran were indeed prepared to countenance Assad's departure as part of a "Syrian-led political transition" in Damascus.

Nor was it newsworthy that the president, despite his decision to abandon the language of "stay the course" in Iraq, told these rightwing stalwarts that he was indeed prepared to stay the course.

At his core, Colonel Qaddafi sees himself as the ultimate outsider, the Muslim warrior fighting impossible odds, Dr. Post argues, and he "is indeed prepared to go down in flames".

If The Sun's story is correct, and UK government-ministers-in-waiting are indeed preparing to demand the likes of WhatsApp and Apple hand over decrypted messages then those "reasonable steps" would presumably require an entire reworking of their respective security systems.

By January 30, Morgan had received word that the British were indeed preparing to cross the river.

The UN should indeed be prepared to intervene where there is gross cruelty.

Those buying a dead half-cow or a large box of pills might indeed be prepared to pay a substantial premium for the honour of a handshake, a smile or a nod of thanks by the artist in return for extra cash.

Arnauld's treatment of the union of mind and body shows that he was not a docile follower of Descartes, and indeed was prepared to develop "the philosophy of Descartes" in ways that Descartes would probably not have accepted.