Sentence examples for whose willingness from inspiring English sources

Greta Scacchi is another actor whose willingness to perform nude scenes somehow worked against her.

Yet Raonic is a deep thinker whose willingness to analyse his game can sometimes be detrimental.

It receives a searingly intense performance from Rebecca Grant, whose willingness to imagine the unimaginable is commendable.

But it is not consumers whose willingness to take on debt was most notable during the half-century.

RECESSION is never kind to Japan's small and middling firms, whose willingness to absorb pain protects the jobs and profits of their bigger and better-known brethren.

This is where the peril of authoritarian overreach comes in, even for Mr. Erdogan, whose willingness to repress dissent has not reached the level of Mr. Putin.

Like Monksfield, Hardy Eustace was a grafter whose willingness to keep scrapping helped him to see off flashier types when defeat had seemed certain.

She is one of the most tenacious politicians of her generation, whose willingness to study and correct course is rare in an age of unyielding partisanship.

Thomas Hampson's Giovanni is not just some sexual predator, but a seductive charmer whose willingness to play rough is part of his menacing allure.

David Rieff, a frequent critic of Power's humanitarian prescriptions, later derided her performance as that of an "apparatchik whose willingness to pander to her interrogators seemed to know no bounds".

The sale opened with an artist whose willingness to experiment in almost every register of the artistic spectrum underlines how little inclination toward modernity mainstream printmakers had when they used traditional techniques, from wood-block to etching.