Sentence examples for marked willingness from inspiring English sources

Surveys confirm that most Latino voters are sticking with the Democratic Party despite their marked willingness to cross party lines for individual candidates.

Even if it achieves rather less than is hoped, it will still mark a willingness to co-operate rather than a determination to retreat into isolation.

The judgment marks a willingness by the UK's highest court to revisit the issue of the scope of an individual's rights when it comes to their death.

Cordial and restrained service, but not stiff; marked by a willingness to please.

In an interview yesterday, Mr. Levin said his tenure had been marked by a willingness to take a chance.

The culture of collaborative leadership is also marked by greater willingness to share ideas, communicate openly, and foster innovation.

The period also marked a new willingness on the part of black men to fight for their rights in the face of injustice and oppression.

Mr. Yates's career was marked by a willingness to skip from genre to genre, and for a director with so many significant hits, he had an up-and-down career.

"Her art was marked by a willingness to employ a variety of styles in a modernist idiom, to go back and forth from art-historical references to pop-culture references to autobiographical material," said Robert Saltonstall Mattison, the author of "Grace Hartigan: A Painter's World" (1990).

But the climate crisis requires a new political reality: one marked by a willingness to accept solutions commensurate with the challenge.

Further advancement toward integration in gay Cape Town and beyond will require, first, an awareness among the white population that apartheid attitudes persist, and then a rejection of complacency in favor of a proactive activist attitude marked by a willingness -- no, determination -- to tear down those imaginary racial barriers.