Sentence examples for willingness to attack from inspiring English sources

His willingness to attack.

I tried to replicate parts of it with a willingness to attack through our wing-backs.

In the opening half-hour the Super Eagles impressed with their passing and willingness to attack.

Finch, the right hander, shorter and squat, has a pugnacious punchy drive and a willingness to attack the spinner.

For some voters, Mr. McCain's fierce jabs at religious conservatives and his willingness to attack his own party is refreshing.

But the Obama campaign's willingness to attack him from the right on the Second Amendment is a fresh illustration of its moral failings on this issue.

Uruguay and Mexico enter the next round having demonstrated a willingness to attack that will serve them well in the knockout phase.

Such prescient words on the day that Mancini drew close to the sack in part because of his willingness to attack his players and colleagues in public.

Until that point, England had started to show the composure, physical presence, intensity and willingness to attack that typifies Southern Hemisphere rugby.

Chuck Meade, 50, a lawyer from Bedford, said over his breakfast at Greg's Place that he was angered by "Bush's willingness to attack countries around the world".

A feature of the match against Murray was Federer's willingness to attack the net - a dangerous tactic against Nadal, potentially - and a spinning volley drags Nadal forward again.