willingness
IPA: wˈɪɫɪŋnʌs
noun
- The state of being willing
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Examples of "willingness" in Sentences
- It is the willingness to sacrifice.
- Thank you for the willingness of cooperation.
- It's rather the willingness to face the facts.
- Appreciate the willingness to help and the note.
- That is the reason for the willingness to compromise.
- It shows the candidate's forthrightness and willingness to learn.
- They show a continued flippancy and willingness to accuse and attack.
- A willingness to have the material examined in the most minute detail.
- Not a strong blocker, lacking technique, but his willingness is there.
- After the willingness of both the parties their relationship establishes.
- However, the willingness to remove the tag is not evidence of cooperativeness.
- His center has been thinking hard about what he calls the "willingness to respond."
- It is as if there is even a certain willingness to excuse our own Hitlers and Goerings.
- McCain criticized Barack Obama for what he calls a willingness to sit down with Cuban leader Raul Castro.
- He also criticized Barack Obama for what he calls a willingness to sit down the Cuban leader Raoul Castro.
- She was referring to our willingness to provide Israel with a nuclear umbrella: a pledge to obliterate Iran if it nuked Israel.
- It would require a certain willingness for the President to throw his legislative colleagues under the bus en masse, though: and, really, how likely is that?
- Today the term willingness means something different because I am sober and I have had years to work on sobriety and I have shared on a multitude of topics in seven years of meetings.
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