Sentence examples for is the readiness from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the one jarring element for a modern audience is the readiness of Clare Calbraith's poignantly rendered Brenda to forgive him anything.

Perhaps the story's loveliest aspect is the readiness with which it embraces the unpredictability and impermanence of life as the wellspring of its very vitality.

Mr Wessely thinks that the causes of now forgotten neurasthenia closely resemble those blamed for stress.What has changed is the readiness of workers to say they are stressed.

One of the things I have found so moving about the intense public pushback to these tragedies is the readiness with which America's central mythology has come back into hand.

Equally unhelpful, when you consider the gropee experience, is the readiness to excuse standard molestation because of the offender's exceptional talent, devotion, prize-winning TV series or loveliness in every department except the sexual usage of humbler individuals.

Among the hidden stories of "Author" is the readiness of readers, publishers, and artists to accept Albert's version of LeRoy's life as credible a tribute both to Albert's own literary abilities and to the paternalistic and maternalistic impulse that led to their virtual (and sometimes literal) embrace of LeRoy.

His rhetorical power was unsurpassed, as was the readiness of people to listen to him.

But what actually killed democracy was the readiness of anti-democratic military officers to stage coups.

Unless you knew better, you'd hardly believe there was the readiness of spring to be found anywhere.

The Suns' greatest concern when camp opened was the readiness of forward Shawn Marion, who had demanded a trade.

Equally important will be the readiness of the Palestinian Authority to condemn by name and confront Hamas, Islamic Jihad, Al Aksa Martyrs Brigades and others.