more willing

But they are probably more intellectually honest—more willing to call their own team for BS—than most political commentators.

But now time is winding down, and he appears more willing to take risks.

In addition, an Iranian regime with nuclear weapons is a regime more willing to take risks and to test the West's resolve.

Small wonder they are still more willing to tackle tougher missions with American commandos at their side.

Indeed, there were more willing clergy than could be effectively employed.

The longer I looked the more willing I was to give Courtney a chance to eat my dinner.

Sir Hugh then, willing to believe, and yet more willing to get rid of disputing with her, no longer withheld his consent.

It may truthfully be said that no more willing pair of arms ever rubbed and scrubbed their aristocratic brasses.

But this did not continue long, as no man bore more willing testimony than Nelson to the admirable defence of Acre.

The men who spoke were ready to pledge their lives to their words; they were even more willing to fight than preach.