Sentence examples for willing to define from inspiring English sources

We all tend to use the term "evil" without being willing to define it.

Polls suggest that 10-20% of the electorate are willing to define themselves as "libertarians" in the sense that, like this newspaper, they are "conservative" on economics and "liberal" on social issues.

Israeli officials said they were not willing to define a border until they received clear answers from the Palestinians about the nature of the state they intend to establish on the other side.

Indeed Block (1995: 152), and to a certain extent Horwich (2005: 38), are willing to define meaning holism in terms of this purported consequence.

Researchers and those responsible for education in general, who sometimes have a better overview of existing educational challenges, should always take into account that perfect teaching conditions are never met and that there is a significant number of teachers not able, capable or willing to define educational challenges, design a new pedagogy and get involved in a full cycle of design inquiry.

Greedy children who are only too willing to define almost every belonging of his as memorabilia?

It would appear everybody, even England's opponents in their testing World Cup pool, are willing Lancaster to define "exceptional".

I've reexamined my values, my friendships, my family and my personal struggles, not willing to be defined by any of them, but wanting to be defined by something.

The situation can be especially vexing for liberals, who are generally less willing than conservatives to define themselves in ideological terms — which helps explain why there are so many more proudly "conservative" politicians than proudly "liberal" ones.

But while Olive was willing to be defined by whoever claimed to love her, Ronnie was a five-star con man endowed with the unfortunate gift of awakening love in men and women equally without feeling the smallest obligation to return it.

The Apple Watch launched with so many features because Apple was willing to let it define its own role as determined by customers.