Sentence examples for reflecting a willingness from inspiring English sources
I marvel at how anything seems possible, with daily actions reflecting a willingness to confront failure.
Pope Francis said Thursday that he will establish a commission to consider the ordaining of female deacons in the Roman Catholic Church, reflecting a willingness to end the church's tradition of all-male clergy.
39 40 The percentage of recipients with at least one comorbidity has also increased, reflecting a willingness to list higher risk patients or patients with comorbidities for liver transplantation.
Labour claims that the change reflects a willingness to "cross a line" that would abandon British traditions of decency, but it's not a straight party matter.
This growth reflects a willingness on the part of companies to be more transparent, which in turn helps investors make better decisions, Kearney said.
Ms Jones said the trust "had engaged" with lawyers throughout the process, and the settlements reflected a willingness to "draw a line" under the matter.
Kohl's and Macy's results and forecasts reflected a willingness by consumers to spend again, even in the face of rising gas and clothing prices.
The unanimous votes, which came a day after President Bush's address on Wall Street, reflect a willingness on the part of senators, including Republicans, to take a harder line than the president.
While German officials say their plan reflects a willingness to transfer more sovereignty to a European government, other countries fear that because of its large population, Germany would end up with more influence than ever.
When he defined the differences between his plan for Social Security and Mr. Gore's, he moved beyond particulars to the assertion that his approach reflected a willingness to think boldly, differently.
While his Syria reversals may well have diminished him, they had a sort of humility to them, reflected a willingness to yield to the strong feelings of others and deserve some acknowledgment along those lines.
