Phrases with «real willingness»

The phrase "real willingness" means genuinely wanting or being prepared to do something. It refers to having a genuine desire or readiness to take action or make an effort. Full definition

Sentences with «real willingness»

  • The town requires an uncoerced but very real willingness to cooperate, to be part of a community. (religion-online.org)
  • You'd think that first term would led people to real willingness to reach for something more and the second tem would lead to real exploration and real change. (nakedpastor.com)
  • The team appeared disorganized and unmotivated, lacking any real willingness to fight for the ball, and possibly even worse, lacking confidence in their teammates. (laligablog.com)
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