Sentence examples for readiness to answer from inspiring English sources

His readiness to answer reporters' questions stands out, even by the standards of City Council members.

I feel it is not Love alone, but each person's willingness to be open to expressing and receiving love, working with their own barriers to love (self and other), and our individual readiness to answer the call Love offers.

"I was extremely aware of his magnificent intelligence, acute spirit, and readiness to answer my questions even if they were not easy to answer, because I was not friendly with him on many occasions," Lanzmann said.

Check the dealer's experience in selling coins, as well as his or her readiness to answer questions.

Sebastian Bock, investment campaigner at Greenpeace, said it was clear the bank was not ready to answer questions at the shareholder meeting, but welcomed its readiness to look again at the project.

So far he has shown scant readiness to do either.

Participation rates in studies are generally influenced by potential participants' availability, ability to answer questions and readiness to cooperate.

This latter distinction allows the disposition theory to answer one of the main objections to the bold readiness theory (described at the end of section 3.2.2) that there is no single special disposition connected to perceiving any given object.

Thus, it can be assumed that many parents who did not provide a valid answer to these items did not have any experience regarding the physician's readiness to refer the patient or collaborate with other facilities, and are not able to answer these questions.

The paper seeks to answer one question: What are the correlates of one critical aspect of adolescent sexual self-concept: "sexual readiness"?

The shift has underscored doubts among Obama administration officials and their European partners about Iran's readiness to negotiate seriously and to finally answer questions from international nuclear inspectors about its program's "possible military dimensions".