Sentence examples for remarkable willingness from inspiring English sources

Like a visionary chef, Mr. Chen has a remarkable willingness to experiment with disparate ingredients in the same pot.

Toni Preckwinkle explained Miner's legal work this way: "They've shown a remarkable willingness to take on the Democratic organization and the Democratic establishment in this city and win.

All of which shows a remarkable willingness to kick a hole in the usual self-­importance of a prize-winning author.

Republicans on Capitol Hill, although they have demonstrated a remarkable willingness to overlook Trump's misdeeds and falsehoods, are ultimately concerned with their own political futures.

It demonstrates a remarkable willingness to show compassion to someone who did not act compassionately and that is a quality that has to be admired.

The mounting frenzy surrounding "The Passion of the Christ" has led to a remarkable willingness among entertainment-oriented media to parse matters of theology.

Even more remarkable was the willingness of Chinese bidders to compete over the bronzes of ancient China, recovered from funerary chambers.

In contrast, Ms. Mufti's campaign was remarkable for her willingness to shrug off such concerns to reach the people directly.

But so far, most of these people have displayed a remarkable lack of willingness to even understand their own predicament, let alone do anything meaningful about it.

One comes away from the book stunned by the remarkable energy and willingness to resist that so many demonstrated but haunted by the recognition of how little that resistance availed.

That he succeeded, and taught us new ways to use our language and to experience our milieu, is perhaps less remarkable than his willingness to try, when a hundred college Slavic Languages Departments held shelter against the raging of the strange democratic culture whose uncodified quirks swarmed about him.