Sentence examples similar to evinces willingness from inspiring English sources

A significant share of Chinese officials have evinced willingness to learn from both foreign models and successful local policy innovations.

Neither of the bill's sponsors has evinced a willingness to drop expansion of offshore oil drilling.

This system has completely broken down in recent months, because the air carriers, in their desire to secure the right to carry the mail over a new route, have made absurdly low bids, indeed, have virtually evinced a willingness to pay for the privilege of carrying the mail over a particular route.

He evinces heart, for lack of a better word, and displays a willingness to put himself out there in an alien context and take it all in, i.e. at a ramp where foreigners lurk, drink beer, and smoke pot.

In a recent Washington Post column, George Will contended that Judge Garland's willingness to defer to assertions of regulatory power by executive agencies administering federal statutes evinces a commitment to "judicial restraint".

He evinces few doubts, however.

Kohen evinces no artistic snobbery.

His willingness to attack.

But the willingness was there.

But a certain allure evinces itself.

"The river evinces intimacy and fear.