Sentence examples for perfect willingness from inspiring English sources

This perfect willingness to be sacrificed, which made the nun truly Christlike — "The cross to her she calls Christ to her, christens her wild-worst Best," Hopkins writes — was his own religious ideal.

This perfect willingness to be sacrificed, which made the nun truly Christlike—"The cross to her she calls Christ to her, christens her wild-worst Best," Hopkins writes was his own religious ideal.

Dickinson's was stern, puritanical and Whiggish, but so was she, at least in part, to the benefit of her theologically rigorous poetry; and he leavened his seriousness with a keen appreciation of his daughter's wit and a perfect willingness to support her all his life.

You can skip the first two minutes of the ReelSonar appeal video, which includes a cheesy animated section in which God, in His perfect willingness to forgive crowdfundees for the God-i, grants a lone fisherman the ReelSonar.

If the object had been specified, we might then have had some guide for our conjectures, as to what part of the executive records might be useful to him; but, with a perfect willingness to do what is right, we are without the indications which may enable us to do it.

Offer to volunteer in group work or demonstrations- even if you are not perfect, your willingness to participate can boost your grade.[6].

GERMANS are known for their obsession with the perfect beach, their willingness to crisscross the globe, from Majorca to Thailand, to chase the sun.

Emotional maturity and self-esteem: no one is perfect, but a willingness to reflect on and learn from the past (and demonstrate what you've learned) is a key feature of emotionally mature people.

But while Apple's willingness to perfect and polish features for users with disabilities is to be lauded, "hiding" features potentially useful to all within the accessibility settings is still questionable.

It also requires being real with your emotions and a willingness to perfect this extremely self-disciplined acting method.

According to the Los Angeles Times, "Martin's brilliance in evoking atmosphere through description is an enduring hallmark of his fiction, the settings much more than just props on a painted stage", and the novels captivate readers with "complex storylines, fascinating characters, great dialogue, perfect pacing, and the willingness to kill off even his major characters".