Sentence examples for presumably willing from inspiring English sources

"Here we are in L.A., the Wild West, in a city of iconoclasts, where people are presumably willing to do something different," said Maria Arena Bell, co-chair of the museum's board of trustees, in an interview.

It opened with Friel's Marcella sitting inexplicably bloodstained in the bath, presumably willing viewers to gasp: "What's going on here?" as opposed to what I thought: "Have I inadvertently tuned in to the first series of Damages?" From there, if I'd started a drinking game, downing shots for every cop drama cliche, by now I'd be a hopeless alcoholic, drying out in the Priory.

Still, audiences love it, and the 45,000 people who occupied the Great Lawn in Central Park on Tuesday night for the first of this year's Metropolitan Opera parks concerts were presumably willing to give it the benefit of the doubt.

Those who purchased Rift are also presumably willing to purchase a PC necessary to operate the headset, if they do not already own one.

According to Geoffrey Moore, author of Crossing the Chasm, when a new technology comes to market, there is a buzz among innovators and early adopters, but the problem is: How do you translate this into success with the early majority, that class of people who are interested in new technology and are, presumably, willing to spring for it?

It was one of the first attempts by a major fast food chain to target a specific demographic, in this case adults aged between 18 and 34 years, members of which were presumably willing to spend more on a higher quality product.

But the most obvious and presumably most willing new partner for Mr. Maliki would be Shiite-dominated Iran.

Of course that's just an opening position; the White House presumably is willing to come down from that number in talks with Republicans.

Many companies would, presumably, be willing to pay a high price for access to the most elite new talent pool in New York's technology world, but they will not have to.

Since even noncognitivists would presumably be willing to claim that "murdering innocent children for fun is wrong," they can acknowledge that the claim is true too and it would be a mistake to see that addition as any sort of renunciation of their noncognitivism.

Some House Republicans now just want to get the government running again, and would presumably be willing to get together with their Democratic colleagues to get that done, but Boehner won't allow that for fear of his party's ultraconservative Tea Party wing.