Mr. Grimm wrote that he would readily consent to be interviewed for this article.
Apparently, the Grimms could not bear the idea that the mother, the person who bore these children, would do such a thing, or that the father would readily consent.
Second, one can feel suspense in response to situations where one might not readily consent to having a desire.
Regulus, indeed, was in so great poverty that he did not readily consent, on that account, to undertake the command; and it was voted that his wife and children should be furnished their support from the public treasury.
5 Therefore on this occasion also, when Seleucus asked him to give him soldiers for an expedition into Babylonia, he readily consented; and in addition, he promised to aid him in every way until he should regain the satrapy that had formerly been his.
The photo at left was taken during a day in which Bell was Angel's shadow everywhere she went, a type of exposure to which Angel readily consented.
When U.S. teachers ask him to attend the Pre-K classroom as a volunteer or to participate in teacher-parent conferences, he readily consents.
"I cannot consent to this," he said.
I will consent to autopsy.
I can consent to autopsy ….
Anyone who slogs their way through William Henry Harrison's Inaugural opus, with Harrison intoning round about word 15,000 that "under no circumstances will I consent to serve a second term," will readily concede that Harrison deserved to die.
