What I do have, however, is an absolute love of exploring and a willingness to create opportunities for myself, no matter how big or small, to get out there and explore.
One of his more recent, Change Your Thoughts--Change Your Life; Living the Wisdom of the Tao was an example of his willingness to explore other philosophies.
Another aspect of Fifty Shades has to do with the willingness of the two protagonists to press out the edge of their comfort zone in regard to their willingness to explore the realm of both sexual as well as emotional intimacy.
But the true standout is "Three Men and Adena" (4 p.m ., an episode that consists of a single interrogation -- a potent showcase for the series' smartly mordant dialogue, and its willingness to explore the clichés of TV detectives instead of merely repeating them.
Emily Nussbaum of The New York Times called "Three Men and Adena" the standout episode of the series, and described it as "a potent showcase for the series' smartly mordant dialogue, and its willingness to explore the cliches of TV detectives instead of merely repeating them".
This vision of an experience graph is full of techno-solutionist thinking that tests our willingness to explore the creepy lines of privacy and the culture of quantified-self advocates who try to measure everything.
Addressing the needs of thicket-dependent species in the northeastern United States will require creativity, a willingness to explore a variety of solutions, and public support.
Alongside his new willingness to explore the authenticity of indigenous African belief, Naipaul holds on to other, older preoccupations.
Carney says the Republicans have changed their tune: There are indications in these last 24 hours from Republicans of a new willingness to explore this possibility.
Interview results highlight the important educational value of DST, as both the instructor and students reported that DST increased students' understanding of course content, willingness to explore, and ability to think critically, factors which are important in preparing students for an ever-changing 21st century.
