Sentence examples for willing something new from inspiring English sources

Maimonides' answer to the second argument (GP 2.18) is that in a perfect being, willing something new need not imply change.

A child who eats too many snacks between meals probably will not be hungry come mealtimes and therefore will not be willing to eat something new.

"Are they willing to try something new, and specifically, are they willing to try your new product," Mr. Senise wrote.

"The number of people there who are willing to try something new, who have traveled and tasted these things and are willing to put up the money for it -- it's a much smaller percentage of the population.

Now they seem willing to risk something new.

I was pleased to know she was still willing to try something new.

Being open-minded and willing to try something new are the things that keep Aretha fresh.

Ever willing to try something new, Rupert Murdoch launched The Daily, the world's first iPad-native newspaper, in February 2011.

"If you can trash the old system, then people are more willing to try something new," Mr. Haskins said.

But has Opera Australia lost its nerve to program large-scale homegrown stories outside arts festivals where audiences are willing to try something new?

This had some advantages: we understood who was willing to give something new a go and we could compare candidates' solutions easily.