Sentence examples for willing to instruct from inspiring English sources
Without mincing words, she explained why she wasn't willing to instruct DOJ lawyers to defend the travel ban — a decision that ultimately got her fired.
Once you know the basic rules, find somebody who's either willing to learn with your or, ideally, an experienced player who can instruct you.
But is the secretary of state willing to be instructed?
On August 4, 1589, Henry of Navarre claimed that he was willing to "be instructed" in order to return to the Catholic faith.
Being willing to learn matters.
Volunteer organizations often have plenty to do, and they are often glad to instruct willing assistants.
William F. Buckley Jr. opined that far from criticizing Bush, "the proper call would have been to instruct, belittle, counsel and if necessary attack those who are willing to translate Bush's appearance at Bob Jones into a mark of indifference to civil rights".
More, really, to edify, to instruct".
