Sentence examples for extraordinary willingness from inspiring English sources

Almost all exhibit an extraordinary willingness to dive face-forward onto the floor.

For the ultra-wealthy, he added, there is an extraordinary willingness to pay a premium for "exclusive" design.

His extraordinary willingness to learn and change has taught him a lot, but it has also left him open to the rap that he is constantly reinventing himself.

The intentions are the very finest, to make Mum better, and she cooperates with extraordinary willingness with everything they put her through.

For America to retain this sort of edge, then, what the country needs is better MBAs, not more PhDs.America also has another advantage: the extraordinary willingness of its consumers to try new things.

-- demonstrated in quick succession investors' hair-trigger nervousness about the market break that everyone seems to expect, and their extraordinary willingness to jump back in with both feet at every buying opportunity that their collective jitters create.

As collectors recognized her discerning eye, extraordinary expertise, willingness to share her knowledge, and sound advice, the business grew and led to the establishment of a series of galleries on Madison Avenue.

"He was extraordinary in his willingness and desire to make records sound better".

Hummels praised his side's maturity while Tuchel said "they showed extraordinary attitude and willingness to win".

Children's pliability, their extraordinary ability and willingness to accommodate and adapt to any new experience, the thing that enables them to give and take the greatest joy in life, allows them to make sense of war.

But what I liked in "The Savage Detectives," up until that point, and what I love in Bolaño's short stories, is his extraordinary empathy, his willingness to lay bare — if it's not too sentimental to say so — the contours of the soul.