Sentence examples for was willing enough from inspiring English sources

Mr Hunt, he points out, was willing enough to appear in soft-edged newspaper stories about the state's First Family.

The Senate was willing enough to give final approval last week to a ballot proposal establishing an office of lieutenant governor in New Jersey -- the vote was 32 to 5 -- so the Senate president would never again fill a vacancy in the governor's office while continuing to lead the Senate.

I told Selby [O'Connor's editor] that I was willing enough to listen to Rinehart criticism but that if it didn't suit me, I would disregard it.... To develope at all as a writer I have to develope in my own way...

Mr. Levy said that Connecticut was being a stickler about the cable's compliance with its environmental laws but was willing enough to countenance a far greater environmental insult: a proposal to dump 20 million cubic yards of contaminated spoils, mostly dredged from Connecticut harbors and marinas, into the Sound.

According to a Washington Post-ABC News poll earlier this month, only half the voters thought Clinton was "willing enough" to say what she "really thinks about the issues," compared with three-quarters for her two main rivals.

This group is willing enough, maybe too willing.

And he's been willing enough, vetoing 273 bills since taking office.

Such is the lesson of "Rust and Bone": if the spirit is willing enough, all bodies are able.

I don't expect everyone to get the drift, and I don't always get the drift myself, but I am willing enough to be transported".

He is an advocate of (Blairite) co-payments in public services because he does not think the public is willing enough to pay in general taxation for what it demands and expects in services.

A beneficiary can be ungrateful by failing to have a sufficient level of a certain element of the grateful response (e.g., not being willing enough to help a benefactor in need; not being quite pleased enough when a benefactor fares well; etc).