Sentence examples for exhibited a willingness from inspiring English sources
But throughout his career he has exhibited a willingness to push things as far as he can on an opportunistic basis, running roughshod over competitors, business partners, ordinary people, rules, and regulations.
He has already exhibited a willingness to abuse his police powers, planting cameras in his house to spy on his fiancee (which he claims was done only to monitor her during her period of instability), and issuing an arrest warrant to get Simon out of the way.
Lessons Learned Programme UNICEF made a strong commitment to rights-based and results-based Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation and exhibited a willingness to learn from the lessons of similar disasters.
Starting with his Speakership, Packer says, Republicans have been exhibiting a "willingness — even an eagerness — to use every tactic short of law-breaking to demonize the opponent on the way to winning power".
Since then, editors Elliott Gue Elliott Gue, Ivan Martchev Ivan Martchev and Yiannis Mostrous Yiannis Mostrous have continued Smith's stellar performance record partly by favoring bonds and gold and exhibiting a willingness to play both sides of the market to capitalize on selloffs as well as bear market rallies.
Queens who excel on Drag Race, by and large, are entrepreneurs who exhibit a willingness to hustle above all else.
More so than many of her pressmates, Hong exhibits a willingness to network disparate contexts and voices into a glorious cacophony of sounds and senses.
With their last midterm elections behind them, two-term presidents are freed from some persistent political calculations and often exhibit a willingness to take bolder actions — even if it means sparking fresh dissent.
Thrips with strict host plant associations are rare, exhibit a willingness to engage in feeding on a wide variety of plant families, and have similar feeding apparatus in all life stages [ 51].
So are armed juveniles who have exhibited a startling willingness to kill over virtually any slight, or during street-corner holdups in which electronic devices like iPods and cellphones are prized items.
