Sentence examples for share a willingness from inspiring English sources
Crutchfield's favorite singers share a willingness to deliver the kind of impassioned, seemingly confessional lyrics that some teen-agers adore and some grownups — unwisely — disdain.
Each film takes a different approach to its subject matter, but they share a willingness to look at things from fresh angles.
From those conversations, we identified a few traits that the survivors seem to share: a willingness to reinvent, a belief that family members are not entitled to employment, a focus on succession and an openness to seeking outside help.
A better word might be militarists, since, as he notes, they all worked in the Pentagon and share a willingness, even eagerness, to use armed force to reach diplomatic ends.
At first glance his movie, which follows the slow, menacing upriver journey of a recently freed murderer, has little in common with Ms. Martel's -- one is urban, the other rural, one thick with relationships, the other haunted by solitude -- but they share a willingness both to test the audience's patience and to reward it with revelations that are both beautiful and disconcerting.
In addition to their ensemble rapport, they also share a willingness to go for it, holding nothing back.
They shared a willingness to buck the system, as Mr. Kan had when he uncovered the tainted blood scandal.
Those who helped the party rise shared a willingness to lead the country by standing on a centrist platform flexible enough to handle a wide range of views.
His support came largely from a combination of moderate liberals and moderate conservatives who shared a willingness to compromise to achieve pragmatic goals.
In the old days, despite their different approaches, Alliance and Bernstein shared a willingness to bet big on individual stocks; that tendency continued after the merger.
The old hardcore bands made it easy for people to forget they were musicians: the biggest fans and the biggest detractors of Agnostic Front shared a willingness to view the group primarily as a social movement, something to rally behind or rally against.
