Sentence examples for willing to display from inspiring English sources

As to why the town was willing to display ads on its other vehicles, Mr. Brodbeck said: "Because we're poor.

Mr. Vacca said he was willing to display the medals a while longer in the hope that the owner can be found.

She said that the Museum of Flight was willing to display either the Enterprise or the Endeavour, a retired orbiter that is bound for Los Angeles, until the end of 2012.

It may also be true that, while earlier vets suffered in silence, the Vietnam generation was willing to display its psychological wounds; the country as a whole was more conversant with psychological jargon.

That does not mean these matters are up for grabs, only that those who run the school have faith in their approach and are willing to display it openly.

And Jacek Adamas, a leading street artist here, said he had been unable to find a gallery or museum willing to display his installation of black steel sculptures of human figures with targets on their chests, suggesting that the crash was an assassination.

"I was just shocked by the amount of stuff that she was willing to publicly display," Ms. Homayoun said.

While these concepts differ from stereoscopy, the two areas cross heavily on optics knowledge making it a prime development arena for digital camera players, like Olympus and Pentax, that are willing to stretch to display more of a 3D world.

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I am pleased they are willing to support poetry, and to display my poem in this way," Clarke said.

But Mr. Biggs has always been willing to risk embarrassment, and to display vulnerability, ambivalence and decency, as well as his backside and his privates.