Sentence examples for willing not only from inspiring English sources

It will require decisive leadership willing not only to go after the criminals who defy the country's institutions from without but also those who for decades have been steadily corroding them from within.

These clan loyalists are often willing not only to cast ballots but also to shed blood.

But this may require an audience willing not only to plug in and turn on but to opt out of certain rights.

Hoghe is an artist willing not only to draw out a quiet moment longer than you think is endurable but also to use whole pieces of music.

The maker, MITS, initially provided no software with the machines, assuming users would be willing not only to assemble them from kits but also to program the devices.

Although we were technically renting from him, he was willing not only to pay for repairs but also to consider the work we were doing commensurate to rent and utilities.

If you're willing, you will not only make real progress -- something most people never do -- but you will become an evolved version of your previous self!

Although Game of Thrones is fantasy based, so many topical issues are portrayed through its story and I, for one, am grateful the author, writers and actors are willing to not only tackle the hard storylines, but willing to do it all the way, no holds barred.

The Chinese side is willing to not only participate in but also purchase equities and stocks in UK power projects.

— I am becoming more ashamed that American citizens are willing to, not only let the invasion of the United States continue, encourage further invasion by demonstrating a weakness toward the invaders.

Jon Stewart nailed it on The Daily Show: It's really heartening to see that everyone is willing to not only accept Caitlyn Jenner as a woman, but to waste no time in treating her like a woman.