Sentence examples for bold willingness from inspiring English sources
Krone's description of her early therapy is a high-spirited chattering that includes comic riffs on the joys and frustrations of erotic transference along with a remarkably bold willingness to use the term "mental illness," which is extremely rare among athletes.
Be bold in willingness to recognize the situation and be open in the way you discuss it.
But it's hard not to be charmed by his bold, even foolhardy willingness to sail into all kinds of choppy waters without the least fear of capsizing.
It was bold, in its willingness to take on a popular President directly; it was unapologetic, stating its beliefs clearly and without equivocation; it drew its indignation from some inner store of strength and conviction, not from mere calculation.
I fear that Olden's departure will be a great loss for the NIEHS and that it will be very difficult to find a replacement for him with an equally bold vision and willingness to take risks in innovative leadership.
He was also one of the boldest, in his willingness to question the laws governing censorship.
His strategy sometimes contrasts sharply with that of a president who has bold instincts and a willingness to elevate the plight of the Palestinians to a status equal to that of the Israelis.
They relocate their business to where the future is with sweeping product changes, bold acquisitions, and a willingness to do what's uncomfortable but necessary.
But, in small ways, he has always exhibited a bold streak, as in his willingness to criticise Britain's strategy in Afghanistan.
Throughout the crisis, the Frenchman has demonstrated a willingness to take bold, unorthodox measures to support — some would say to save — European monetary union.
