Sentence examples for willing to point from inspiring English sources

Now, in the wake of the "60 Minutes" report, he will have to deal with the notion, accurate or inaccurate, that he was willing to point the finger at other players, perhaps to divert attention from his own Biogenesis problems.

Few, though, were willing to point too harshly at Firestone, at least publicly.

Not that Bento was willing to point the finger at his defender.

But also I was willing to point out some of my faults on how I was holding myself back.

But this could only happen if the news media were willing to point out who is really refusing to compromise.

China has recently hinted that it might one day be willing to point its missiles away from Taiwan.For the moment the policy seems to be working.

In a news conference on Monday, Mr. Barbour said this new program came about largely because HUD was willing to show flexibility on that point.

The most he is willing to do is point to their unique points.

But they are unlikely to be achieved unless the United States is willing to address points of Russian concern.

Given how bewildering Gaelic words can look to people raised exclusively on English, many Irish people are willing to award points for effort.

Exploring blocks to creativity, they write, "it is necessary that people be able to face their disagreements without confrontation and be willing to explore points of view to which they do not personally subscribe" (Science, Order and Creativity, p. 242).