Sentence examples for with a readiness from inspiring English sources

In the many intervals, jurors mix with a readiness that would surprise regular train commuters.

Conrad combines an archly literate wit – discussing the "cronut", he calls it this "miscegenated pastry" – with a readiness to engage in broad cultural diagnoses.

He said the college believed the discussion over whether or not the statue should stay needed to be addressed "in a spirit of free speech and open debate, with a readiness to listen to divergent views".

Which means that if they could just reason together in good faith, with a readiness to compromise their ideological preferences for the sake of the common good, all would be well.

Instead, they run toward the Claw with a readiness to act to take control inspired by the faith that their beliefs can be put to use to help their friends.

They require a strenuous suspension of skepticism, along with a readiness to welcome the conversation of gruff blacksmiths pumping on bellows before they hammer out authentic 19th-century-style nails.

Among the requirements for participation are claustrophilia, lack of vertigo, a taste for decay, a fascination with infrastructure, a readiness to jump fences and lift manhole covers, and a familiarity with the laws of access in whatever jurisdiction you're undertaking your explorations.

Civil liberty surely implies the freedom to express your own views, and with it a readiness to defend the right of others to express their views about you.

But with Russia signalling a readiness for deep cuts too, is this the moment to scrap the whole process?Along with proposing these cuts, Mr Bush is an enthusiastic explorer of missile defences.

Regardless of the grade, students who engaged in the writing process, who worked hard to break free from their fears, walked out of my classroom with confidence and a readiness to meet their future challenges.

The mayor's office rejected imposing a wage requirement on stores, but in negotiations with lawmakers, aides signaled a readiness to use city money to directly or indirectly increase the workers' pay, according to those involved in the discussions.