Sentence examples for unusually willing from inspiring English sources

That is, unusually willing to try new things.

Rather than avoiding or denying suffering, Kierkegaard was unusually willing to confront it and investigate it.

They also seem unusually willing, for a presidential couple, to kiss, touch and flirt in public.

In a profession that values the illusion of infallibility, Sotomayor has been unusually willing to acknowledge murky areas.

Despite these efforts, he is regarded as a leading liberal and broad-themed interpretivist a justice unusually willing to acknowledge that "we current justices read the Constitution in the only way that we can: as 20th-century Americans".

He can be an incredibly careful man, yet sometimes has been unusually willing to make himself vulnerable, as he did in writing "Earth in the Balance," a confessional manifesto in which he ties man's mistreatment of the environment to a lack of deep connection in dysfunctional families.

Unusually, Holmes is willing to embrace a wide range of work – from Shakespeare, Orton, Osborne and Miller to new writing, alongside more experimental work such as Filter's highly-acclaimed Twelfth Night.

Willing buyer, willing seller.

But Knox also does not solve the real problem, maybe even worsening it, because users have to be willing to be unusually disciplined when using the phone.

Well, it could be because they have this very solid community and proscriptions against suicide, or because they are unusually embarrassed by suicide and more willing to hide it.

We have no way of knowing, however, whether the success of these companies demonstrates the viability of a more humane business model or is instead a consequence of unusually talented chief executives who are willing to work for less.