Sentence examples for extreme willingness from inspiring English sources

A constant observation was the extreme willingness to share and puff on each other's cigarettes.

However this only highlighted that these women were likely to be different to the broader population we were targeting, with an enthusiasm and extreme willingness to be involved.

Essentially, it is a style of extremes, a willingness to push movement into space through distortions and dynamics.

The rhetoric on immigration this election cycle has been extreme, demonstrating a willingness to sacrifice common sense for fanatical politics.

We are seeing extreme lifestyles and a willingness to use weapons.

Bamford's extreme physical performance — her willingness to be ugly, shrieky, and needy — reminded me of Lisa Kudrow's spectacular turn on "The Comeback," Lena Dunham on "Girls," or even Eden Sher's spazzy-heroic Sue Heck on "The Middle".

Unlike almost anywhere else on the planet, this environment required a research team that combined the intellectual power of scientists with the brute strength of furniture movers, the wile of backcountry mechanics, the courage (or recklessness) of extreme athletes and the willingness to carry a shotgun to ward off polar bears.

The obstacles that have confounded countries, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa, have been lack of funding, lack of political will, a willingness to tolerate extreme poverty alongside extreme wealth, a rising population and the relentless destabilisation of conflict and war.

They have signaled a willingness to take extreme actions to prevent the loss of territory to a greater Kurdistan.

Analysts say the most obvious similarity between the two is their willingness to use extreme violence against civilians.

Although Thomas is more extreme than Scalia in his willingness to overturn precedent, Scalia told Thomas's biographer, Ken Foskett, that they share a contrarian temperament.