Sentence examples for the readiness with which from inspiring English sources

The name, meaning "impatient," refers to the readiness with which the plants' seeds are dispersed.

Usually she was blithely indifferent; the readiness with which she stripped had shocked him when they first slept together.

"The readiness with which this vast mass answers to the helm is a matter of wonder to me".

I was struck, and perhaps disquieted a little, by the readiness with which Spalding was prepared to turn the horrifying events of the summer to creative use.

Could it be this – the immediate satisfaction of desire, the readiness with which we can find comfort – that deprives us of greater freedoms?

He loved him for his indiscretions, his humour, his good temper, his imperturbability and "the readiness with which he bared his soul".

Samet's version of that principle, as she applies it to her students, should be heeded by journalists and politicians: "Our national fondness for celebrating the physical heroism of soldiers — the apparent readiness with which they sacrifice their lives to larger causes — eclipses the far less romantic displays of moral and intellectual fortitude that also distinguish so many of them.

In fact the optimal readiness with which pain is to be inferred depends on context: organisms can tune their own pain perception according to both their prior beliefs and the specific biological goals they believe are attainable in that context (Boureau, 2005).

Moreover, activity below 5 Hz may include pre-motor activation, such as the readiness magnetic fields, which we took care to exclude from our analyses of the motor responses of patients with migraine.

The rapidity with which forces were required to deploy to Sierra Leone emphasised the need for the United Kingdom to retain high-readiness forces.

He reported with the directness, and the readiness to commit himself, which was common among newspaper journalists.