Sentence examples for uniquely willing from inspiring English sources
"We believe Gannett is uniquely willing and able to propel Tribune into the position of strength that will allow its beloved and historic publications and other assets to survive and thrive in this challenging environment.
Compared with other writers of his eminence, he is uniquely willing to risk artistic capital on behalf of his own opinions.
Yet this Court has been uniquely willing to do so by sharply divided 5-4 majorities.
Bush's speech, he says, "professed anew this self-confidence of a nation tirelessly willing and uniquely empowered to take on the responsibilities of global leadership.
Willing buyer, willing seller.
Her uniquely spiritual eroticism turned men into willing slaves, and she was often at her best with rather passive men — frequently asexual or unisexual or homosexual (though not meant to be in the course of the films).
Almost uniquely among mainstream commentators, Douthat has been willing to suggest the possibility that Francis will spark a genuine schism between liberals and conservatives.
Then, and, later, in his Oscar acceptance speech for "Syriana," he seemed sincere, but he was perhaps too willing to see Hollywood as a uniquely plucky progressive voice.
Some have speculated that her familiarity with the illegal conduct of business common in Ukraine uniquely qualifies her to combat corruption if she is willing to do so.
"It is uniquely challenging".
