Sentence examples for understandably willing from inspiring English sources

In total, the gallery sold upwards of 70 fakes to collectors who were readily – and understandably – willing to trust the provenance of the works offered by the gallery.

He is, understandably, not willing to play that game.

Even Americans fortunate enough to have a down payment and a willing lender are hesitating, understandably fearful of further price drops.

Understandably, few people at the Cyber Security Challenge are willing to talk about Hinkley or point the finger at Beijing.

"How do you do that for everyone?" Perhaps understandably, the show runners interviewed weren't willing to share specifics on their endings, except to say that the clues could be found in the shows' beginnings.

Understandably, no one I spoke to was willing to speak for the whole of NIH (it's a big place), and Wendy Baldwin, NIH's director of extramural research, hasn't yet responded to my queries.

Dying patients understandably place a high value on life, so they are willing to pay more for treatment.

Always willing to try something but Everton's teenager, understandably, occasionally looks to be trying too hard to impress.

While Microsoft is willing to hack a touch interface onto a desktop experience, Apple will understandably not go there until the experience is perfect.

His book, understandably enough, focuses on the door-kickers' view, the dedication of those willing to go up against suicide bombers and extremist leaders, as well as the losses suffered by his comrades.

The straight spouse understandably becomes angry at the gay spouse for not being able or willing to go back into the closet.