Sentence examples for not too willing from inspiring English sources

I was willing to concede (well, not too willing) that under certain circumstances there might be some justice in the new law; I could understand that you could make a case (a weak case) that people like me had been getting away with a form of subsidized housing for years; I could see (dimly) that the landlords were entitled to something.

Blue Monday may have been and gone for this year, and even though it was created by a travel agency it does shine light on mental illness, something that we all know is common but aren't too willing to accept the fact either.

His dreams to become a top chef are hindered by his family's skepticism and the fact that the staff and patrons aren't too willing to give a rat a chance.

If you cannot admit you have a disability, then others will know such a thing and most likely will not be too willing to assist you.

Try not too be too willing, or creepy.

Ride may not be too willing to consider the effect they have had on people, but they are anxious to accommodate everyone that they have managed to touch.

It doesn't seem too willing to hand over the code and the state of Minnesota isn't quite clear about who owns the code in the first place (it's probably not Minnesota).

And, just as in the real world, some of the disgruntled have-nots are all too willing to toss their lives away — just for the satisfaction of momentarily halting the progress of the haves.

God willing, not too soon".

I will be suspending my journalistic work for an indefinite but, God willing, not too lengthy period".

"With a past like mine, not too many companies are willing to give me a chance," he said.