Sentence examples for was really willing from inspiring English sources
adverb
Actually; in fact; in reality.
- "He really is a true friend." / "Really? What makes you so sure?"
"I was really willing, if need be, not to work again if it meant compromising my health and my sanity".
A spokesman for Syria's main political opposition group responded to the announcement that the government would attend by saying there were no signs that it was really willing to produce "a peaceful political solution".
There had remained doubts as to whether the company was really willing to risk its prestige on a market for electric cars that, for all the hoopla, remained unproven.
"I think it's an incredible story, that she was really willing to sacrifice her family's fortunes and her safety as well as the girls' for something she believed in.
[The election] has had more of an effect on me than I was really willing to admit".
"He was really willing to put everything on the line for the art he wanted to create.
Your friend will appreciate that you're really willing to put in hard work to make him smile.
If you are really willing to take a risk and your parents will help, join the stock market frenzy.
The Ukrainian foreign minister, Andrii Deshchytsia, said in Geneva the "joint efforts to launch the de-escalation... will be a test for Russia to show that it is really willing to have stability in this region".
"People are really willing to vote for Mitt Romney?
No one here is really willing to face the voters and say, 'We're sorry.
