Sentence examples for readiness to experiment from inspiring English sources

Lebanon has produced a number of gifted young artists who have shown a refreshing readiness to experiment with new expressive forms.

His readiness to experiment with hitherto unimagined forms, wrought from unlikely materials, has established him as a one-man sculptural avant-garde, constantly capable of changing the method and direction of attack.

Little that takes place in his domain gives cause to think it will be soon.In the arts, fortunately, Scotland continues to flourish, but in politics it shows little originality, exuberance or readiness to experiment, still less to sever.

Thinking on how to pay for journalism – and the readiness to experiment with new ideas – is far more advanced in the US, where subscription models sit alongside freemium models on sites such as politico.com, and journalism is being supported by the likes of Propublica.org, an investigative reporting site that is funded by charitable foundations.

Again, they gave no names of parties, but there was a distaste for the traditional left and a readiness to experiment, it seemed to me, with newer parties.

The third track, which is part of the second half of the introduction, has an outer-space style, which is due in part to the Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark group sample, and showcases the rappers readiness to experiment.

But for me, at least, his determination to experiment,and readiness to expound complicated ideas make G. all the more interesting.

Hytner's National has been characterised by several things: cheap tickets, NT Live, hospitality to experiment and, above all, a readiness to embrace the big issues of the moment.

People were shocked by the nurses' readiness to trust the authority of the doctor, but other, similar experiments have shown that most of us are all too ready to accept what we're told, particularly if there's a suggestion that the advice came from an expert.

The consistency (between experiments 1 and 3) of individual females in their readiness to copulate (i.e. the apparent generality across contexts shown in Fig. 1a) could have resulted from the fact that the same individual males were used in both experiments.

Overall, Bitter Lake catches the west's terrible arrogance, the casual projection of foreign dreams and ideals on to a distant country and the readiness to walk away when it all starts going wrong – leaving the people our governments were experimenting with to fight their way out of the mess.