Sentence examples for readiness to fall from inspiring English sources

This is the ordinary person's readiness to fall for nearly every myth being propagated by popular chroniclers of past time.

The burden of college readiness seems to fall on our K-12 system.

Clenched fists give away your readiness to strike.

(As Sid tells Kay in the midst of their cloak-and-dagger adventures, "Good thing she didn't give you 'Mein Kampf.' ") This readiness of many people to fall for the virtuous-sounding but hollow, reckless, dangerous, and destructive rhetoric of dictatorial revolutionaries is the very through-line of the series.

After ovulation, the brain's readiness for both desire and enjoyment seems to fall away.

What's more, we continue to fall behind in STEM education and workplace readiness.

Where did this readiness to kill come from?

They asserted NATO's readiness to fight; averted the danger of Kandahar city falling into the hands of the resurgent Taliban; and forced the insurgents to revert to hit-and-run attacks plus suicide or roadside bombings.

The Russian Army's state of readiness might fall well short of Western standards.

He says it's because he fell in love with her, but his readiness to move to Ray's implies that he knows something has not been right for a long time.

When one taboo falls, they all do, beginning with Abe's readiness to have an affair with Jill.