Sentence examples for willingness not only from inspiring English sources

His ability and willingness not only in providing money, but also going to speak at county dinners and other functions for candidates, has helped in that building".

It would reverse the demoralization with which the President's willingness not only to negotiate with the Republican hostage-takers but also to accede in advance to almost all of their demands has infected his own supporters.

But Gary Galperin, an assistant district attorney, said Mr. Ferhani's willingness not only to talk about a terrorist attack, but also to acquire weapons, showed he posed a clear danger to society.

"Congress Weighs Big Cuts to Medicaid and Medicare" (news article, Oct. 30) shows House leaders' willingness not only to cut the Medicaid budget, but also to shrink access to health care.

But perhaps the most surprising thing is Mr Rosen's willingness not only to wrestle with these difficulties, but to set a course for the company before the new chief executive has been publicly identified, much less brought on board.Such is the sense of flux and change in the PC industry these days that Mr Pfeiffer's eventual successor will surely want some freedom of manoeuvre.

But even aside from the shamelessness of this particular ploy, the House Republican campaign against foreign aid reveals a startling lack of scruples -- a willingness not only to mislead the American public, but to do so on an issue that for millions of people is literally a matter of life and death.

It's what makes them so extraordinary, as a religion: their willingness to not only turn the other cheek, but to actually slap back".

But it's her prodigious appetite for hard work that truly sets Ledecky apart – the willingness to not only suffer the mind-numbing repetition and inherent loneliness that swimming thousands of laps a week entails but to embrace it.

There's a strange integrity I admire in Pink's willingness to not only deviate from the artist's script of kneejerk liberalism, but to rip it up entirely.

The only thing that makes Toby odd, then not weird, odd is his candor and willingness to not only admit but unapologetically embrace his vanity.

This willingness to not only embrace but relish the darker notes of introspection may well explain how a book like Against Happiness by Eric G. Wilson founds its way into my personal library.