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Willing in sentence

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It is a slow-moving but fascinating film for those who are willing to go along with it.
But, how far are people willing to go to obtain their goal.
She offers herself to Richard, who won't help her directly; but is willing to rob a bank in order to pay a gigolo to do the deed.
But he certainly ranks up there with the best of Hollywood's true professionals who were willing to march to their own music.
The Oscar-winning documentary may be dated in its tone and Anglo-ethnocentric approach, but it soars with a spirit of adventure besting even the space program that launched a decade later, as men are willing to risk it all to test a theory they think is true.
He plays Drew Johnson, a family-less adult, who is willing to pay complete strangers.
However,financial considerations made him willing (in 1901) to write THE HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES, which is still considered his best Holmes' novel and possibly his best novel.
If you are not just a cynical person and have are willing to let a story unfold then this is for you.
This movie does a good job at showing how steeped in tradition one can be, so steeped that they are willing to die without sharing their secrets.
She carries on with her life, becomes a successful businesswoman being not only sensual but intelligent, ambitious, and willing to use sex whenever or wherever necessary: "I don't know a thing about business, but I do know what German women want.
It turns out the Nazi only cares about money and is willing to make a deal with Lukas.
Although she ends up vindicated, she is willing to portray herself as the dizzy bimbo.
I'm very willing to watch a depressing film if there is a point to be made and this one certainly has one.
For the sake of the film though I willing to suspend my disbelief.
The story of a chase for a killer in iron-curtain Russia by people who are willing to risk their careers to try to save lives of future victims would be a compelling story if it were fiction -- but it's ostensibly a true story.
A believable child who grew into brave, always willing to help others.
The frustration of an uncompromisingly dedicated man (Rea in his best role since "The Crying Game"), a facile pragmatist who's willing to use the system to his advantage (Sutherland always successful in this kind of role), a hesitant, frightened but determined psychiatrist (the incomparable Max Sydow), the bumbling, boopous bureaucrat of a prosecutor (brilliant Brit actor John Wood) and the quiet, supporting wife of the driven investigator (delightful supporter, Imelda Staunton).
However, if you are willing to suspend reality for 90 minutes and want to watch a funny movie then you've come to the right place.
And that can truly be refreshing to watch, if you are prepared and willing that is.
I'm not at all picky about horror movies, and I'm willing to watch pretty much any of them.
That doesn't mean that I'm willing to re-watch many of them, or that I won't have criticism for them.
A good director surrounds himself with good actors and he is willing to wait till a good story comes along as in this super movie.
Many of the rich, it appears, have a choice with the people's democratic choice, and are willing to use the military for regime change.
What I've just mentioned may be confusing but (mostly) makes sense if you're willing to check your brain while watching this charmingly screwball comedy with wonderful musical numbers as performed by the exquisite Ms. Vera-Ellen.
The logic is that any ultimate sexual ecstasy can be indulged in as long as one is willing to eventually pay a high enough price for it in atonement in the last act.
A few years later, she resurfaces, conceding that she took a certain amount of dramatic licence but willing to cooperate with a film-maker to prove the substance of her allegations.
Their's is a true and abiding friendship for one another and each would be willing to sacrifice his own life for the good of the other.
However, her character's fatal flaw is its willing to believe what isn't there -- that her boyfriend wants her to succeed -- and this is what leads to her end at the movie theatre.
No one else is willing to go that far.
He's heroic because he is willing to do things most of us probably wouldn't do but that doesn't mean he probably wouldn't much rather someone else did it instead of him.
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