Sentence examples for but willingly from inspiring English sources

When she does, there is nothing you can do but willingly succumb.

If you want prostitution banned, count sex workers who cross borders illegally, but willingly, as "trafficking victims".

"He refused medication, but willingly spoke with the staff who indicated that they would monitor his progress".

But willingly or not, Germany is in the driver's seat and that is what brings me here.

Mr. Schwartzman said that he and Mr. Watts had been deliberately but willingly excluded from writing sessions so that their dialogue during the show would not sound programmed.

But in the end, she said, the distinctions carved out by nervous flyers are no different from the approach of one of her patients, who now avoids the subway but willingly drives over bridges.

For early Christians, "it apparently meant that the kingdom of God would triumph not by inflicting violence but by enduring it," notes McLaren, "not by making others suffer but by willingly enduring suffering for the sake of justice -- not by coercing or humiliating others but by enduring their humiliation with gentle dignity".

She wouldn't give her name and carried no identification, but went willingly with the young officer.

The judge told Alford: "There was a strong element of entrapment but you willingly went along with the idea".

Others, however, have not only lost but have willingly given up their power to make any choice which errs in the direction of humanity.

For years, locals at Italy's snootiest seaside resorts, from Amalfi to Portofino, have sneered at the arrival of Russia's hard-partying nouveau riche – but have willingly taken their money.