Sentence examples for willingness to view from inspiring English sources

It requires a generosity of spirit and a willingness to view one's fellow citizens as fundamentally equal.

Thin towers have more light inside, and, collectively, they would create a sky line less dominated by hulking masses — perhaps inspiring a renewed willingness to view the skyscraper in romantic terms.

They include solidarity with the poor; a clear-eyed view of the effects that globalization and modernization can have on some workers; a willingness to view economic matters through a moral prism; and a belief in the common good rather than merely the individual good.

The old hardcore bands made it easy for people to forget they were musicians: the biggest fans and the biggest detractors of Agnostic Front shared a willingness to view the group primarily as a social movement, something to rally behind or rally against.

Third, some argue that it would be wrong for a bystander to switch the trolley (Judith Jarvis Thomson, 2008) and suggest that people's willingness to view it as permissible is a result of inadequate reflection or insufficient emotional engagement.

Creativity is the willingness to view the world in a different way -- to see the world anew.

I am deeply appreciative of the time you have taken to communicate your views, of the clearly heartfelt manner in which you have expressed those thoughts, and of the overall maturity you have shown in your willingness to consider the differing views others may hold.

In his view, the Republicans' willingness to consider this Democratic proposal was a kind of dirty trick — a way to "stall" the Senate and prevent it from taking up other issues important to Democrats.

This study uses a discrete choice experiment to quantify park visitors' willingness to pay to view brown bears (Ursus arctos) on hiking trails in Japan's Daisetsuzan National Park.

Asked whether the EFF is seeing more willingness among companies to view the government specifically as an oppositional force, Cardozo said this is especially true for messaging companies, given how much user data these companies can hold.

But whether it was real or all just a dream, I like to think that he takes two things with him from his time in Termina: a hope that can sustain him on the lonely road ahead that somewhere there's a place where he belongs, and a greater willingness not just to view others with compassion, but to view himself with compassion, too.