Sentence examples for Shared willingness from inspiring English sources

Shared willingness to participate obtained from both sisters was a prerequisite for recruiting.

Enduring constitutions nevertheless require three essential things: first, a general recognition that there is a problem that needs solving; second, a shared willingness to produce a shared outcome; and, third, a degree of readiness and goodwill to make that outcome a lasting settlement.

Over tea and cigarettes, Crowe argues that a shared willingness to fight for their characters brought out the best in each other.

There was among both the boys and the girls an abhorrence of female sexuality, a shared willingness to define the act of sex as either forced or a bargaining chip, to divide girls into "good" and "bad" on the basis of whether they "held out".

This confluence, the precision agenda of both, and their shared willingness to sacrifice intuitive conceptual content suggest explication constitutes the best methodology for formal epistemology and grounds its philosophical value.

They shared a willingness to buck the system, as Mr. Kan had when he uncovered the tainted blood scandal.

His support came largely from a combination of moderate liberals and moderate conservatives who shared a willingness to compromise to achieve pragmatic goals.

Utzon was working, as was his style, with a single supplier, a Sydney plywood manufacturer named Ralph Symonds, who shared his willingness to experiment almost endlessly.

Those who helped the party rise shared a willingness to lead the country by standing on a centrist platform flexible enough to handle a wide range of views.

In the old days, despite their different approaches, Alliance and Bernstein shared a willingness to bet big on individual stocks; that tendency continued after the merger.

She also shares his willingness to pummel President Obama in stark, disdainful tones, not so much criticizing as taunting him.