Sentence examples for more willing to explore from inspiring English sources

We're much more willing to explore".

But foreign directors seem more willing to explore the territory of painful, unresolvable emotions.

When we're quite young, we are more willing to explore, she finds; adults are more inclined to exploit.

And, he wrote, had he known of her "entanglement" with I. Lewis Libby Jr., chief of staff to Vice President Dick Cheney, he might have been more willing to explore compromises with the prosecutor investigating the case.

It would be easy to dismiss "Conviction" on the ground that it plays like a made-for-television movie, but the truth is that, as often as not, movies made for the small screen are better than this: braver, darker, more willing to explore odd corners of feeling.

"If students have this new opportunity, they would be more willing to explore".

He hinted at being more than willing to explore the free agent market, but ultimately made clear that his hope was to return to the Giants.

Being new allows me to live as a "yes woman"—I am more than willing to explore the bad with the good and always, always (as is my mantra for life) the weirder the better.

In this slow recovery, with unemployment still high, more people are willing to explore direct sales.

Women are more open, adventurous and willing to explore sexuality and sex than men these days.

There are miles of aspen easily accessible by Gunnison County road 12 and many more accessible by those willing to explore the ridges and valleys in the area.