Sentence examples for willingness to let go from inspiring English sources
A willingness to let go of ingrained ideas about grace and beauty, for another.
"They're not necessarily spending less money, but there's less willingness to let go of the money," she said.
And, despite Brown's apparent willingness to let go of some royal prerogatives, the PM still enjoys enormous personal power.
Upon his election, Varoufakis used the less than ideal influence available to a rock climber who, roped to his companions, announces a willingness to let go.
This now seems to be changing, though the companies' willingness to let go fully is still in doubt.On October 18th Sony said it would put its processor-chip division into a joint venture with Toshiba, which will also buy Sony's chipmaking facilities.
(Once, though, I saw a sign that said, "Just need $10". So I said to the guy, "I'll give you $10 for it" and he said, "You got it. I guess the sign did its job!") What struck me about the people who sold me their signs was their willingness to let go of them.
It's something I aspire to in all my work — a lack of preciousness that makes things more human and honest, a willingness to receive what's there in the moment and to let go of the result.
Lyrically, new anticipations and appetites are suggested ("I'm ready for what's next"), as is a willingness to throw caution to the wind and take risks ("I'm ready to let go of the steering wheel").
"Once I decide to let go, I let go.
