Get to know Willingness better with 10+ real example sentences, the meaning.
Willingness in a sentence
Willingness meaning
The state of being willing
Synonyms of Willingness
Using Willingness
- The main meaning on this page is: The state of being willing
- Useful related words include: disposition, temperament, unwillingness.
- In the example corpus, willingness often appears in combinations such as: willingness to, and willingness, the willingness.
Example sentences (20)
People's willingness to believe in climate change varies greatly, as does their willingness to engage in pro-environmental behavior, such as energy conservation.
The willingness to pull from made-for-TV items, which were even too awful for George Lucas to claim, shows a willingness to reach into the farthest realms of Star Wars lore.
No one will judge America’s willingness to defend against existential threats by its willingness to sustain a marginal wartime commitment that generates few benefits.
Consequently, such tournaments encourage a greater willingness to challenge and a lower willingness to play dubious words.
This is due to consumer willingness to pay, or their willingness to part with their money they have earned.
About Imran Khan’s willingness for talks, he said, how could the government trust the PTI leader as Imran Khan used to say he would not talk with “thieves”.
A co-worker of his at the commonwealth spoke to me about his humility, and willingness to serve, this was some twenty or more years back.
A driving licence is essential and a willingness to work on weekends and be on call one evening a week.
Airlines had earlier expressed their willingness in participating in the ongoing evacuation of stranded Indians in the strife-torn African country under 'Operation Kaveri'.
Although Republicans had initially floated the idea of attaching work requirements to Medicaid as well, President Joe Biden has indicated the idea is a nonstarter while showing a willingness to entertain the other proposals.
Amrabat is still a player who appears to be closely aligned with Ten Hag's own values, and his willingness to sacrifice himself for the greater good of the team has shown why many supporters are willing to overlook his shortcomings.
And on multiple occasions, Honduran President Xiomara Castro has voiced her willingness to establish diplomatic ties with the PRC.
Any violation of this TOS will provide cause for Telly to demand its product be shipped back or, failing the violator's willingness to do so, a $1,000 charge dinged on the users credit card, access for which is also required at signup.
As a friend of mine advises, it’s more realistic to think of younger men as works in progress – in other words, just like the rest of us only with increased malleability and a willingness to learn.
A sense of ownership, willingness to fail, learn and obsessive dedication.
A Victoria-based TikToker is getting attention for her videos on Pilates for people with disabilities and her willingness to fight back.
Because of his “can do” spirit, passion enthusiasm and willingness to work, he was named president of George Washington Carver High School Alumni Association.
BioWare’s crowning sci-fi RPG series is known for its willingness to let players choose outcomes at specific times in the story.
But he also might’ve been communicating a willingness to make a franchise-altering acquisition of Jackson.
But Neera flipped the script, pointing out that April’s willingness to break the Prime Directive on numerous occasions proved that rules can and have been broken.
Common combinations with willingness
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- willingness to 184×
- and willingness 28×
- the willingness 25×
- his willingness 20×
- their willingness 17×
- its willingness 12×
- her willingness 12×
- willingness of 9×
- expressed willingness 6×
- willingness and 4×