Sentence examples for willing to touch from inspiring English sources

The second tranche of leaks suggests he's willing to touch Medicare.

Seward Park redevelopment became an issue that few politicians seemed willing to touch.

Being willing to touch and cross boundaries is vital to sustaining the human adventure.

He translated the manuscript from French into English and arranged for it to be acquired by Gold Medal, the one American publisher willing to touch it.

Now, after the bitterness of the past 19 months, it would be hard to find any Israeli government willing to touch these semi-proposals.

The day before, he told me he had always wanted a tarantula as a pet, and I said I wasn't even willing to touch one.

Open people want to be comfortable before getting down to business; they are willing to reach out and touch.

I stared ahead, willing him not to touch me until the road led us back to Brooklyn, where I could slam open the car door and run up the stairs to my apartment.

And Mr. Bush, as long as he was promising to be a uniter, not a divider, and to touch every willing heart, didn't have that appearance.

He is met by some outstretched hands, not many, of those willing to give, touch, comfort, or support.

Rayner was always willing to take on causes that no one else was prepared to touch.