Sentence examples for will ever be willing from inspiring English sources
In my wildest dreams, I can't think that the Arabs will ever be willing to live in peace with us.
Israel's planned housing expansion now raises questions about whether Israel will ever be willing to concede a Palestinian capital in Arab neighborhoods of East Jerusalem -- a big problem.
She will never make it into a Department of Work and Pensions leaflet, of course, but she encapsulates the spiteful hatred that this country's welfare reforms represent more accurately than the government will ever be willing to admit.
President Obama has told aides and allies that he does not believe that Mr. Netanyahu will ever be willing to make the kind of big concessions that will lead to a peace deal.
But don't imagine that a caring parent will ever be willing to employ a strategy in advance that allows a child to undergo the searing experiences required for the formation of real grit.
They leave us wondering whether this president will ever be willing or able to make room for bipartisanship, compromise and statesmanship in the two years he has left in office.
Will anyone ever be willing to run against Mr. Bloomberg's millions?
Users will flatter you and try to make you feel good with their attention, but won't ever be willing to hang out with you when the circumstances aren't right.
Whether Alphabet will ever be able (or willing) to turn Loon into a fully fledged internet service remains to be seen.
When those who are considering breaking the rules see a very low chance that they will ever be punished, it increases the number willing to take that chance.
