Sentence examples for willing to explode from inspiring English sources

"I am willing to explode myself out of anger".

To wear them, it helps to be rich enough to be willing to explode conventional ideas about fit, style and color palette.

The punch in Ponlop's proposition is that, like the Zen masters who remind us to "kill the Buddha", he is willing to explode his own deeply cherished heritage in order to show westerners that enlightenment is fundamentally without attachment, and that the cultural modes expressing it should not be clung to.

The remarkable aspect was not how small the ensemble sounded, but how large: as Pinnock built up the momentum of the fifth Brandenburg's famous, extended cadenza you were put in mind that Bach treated the harpsichord the way Jimi Hendrix treated amplifiers, as if willing them to explode.

And thank God we've got lawmakers, like Republicans in the North Carolina, who are willing to defend our freedom to explode things by enacting laws preventing people who might vote for anti-explosive liberals from being able to vote.

"I am willing to go and explode myself," he said.

He also described Republican talk of carpet bombing in Iraq and Syria is "inhumane", adding: "That would likely be an extraordinary mechanism for Isis to recruit more people willing to die and explode bombs in an airport or in a metro station.

It had to explode".

Manholes continue to explode.

It was primed to explode.

"We have to explode.