Although she grudgingly complied, the looks I received, and deserved, revealed palpable disgust at my outsider ways – elite predilections that people in Amity and the nearby town of Prosperity had neither the time nor the means to indulge.
Although Archbishop Timothy M. Dolan of New York has vociferously argued that a national requirement for religiously affiliated institutions to cover birth control in their insurance plans is immoral and unacceptable, some Roman Catholic organizations in his own backyard have for 10 years been grudgingly complying with a state law making them do precisely that.
After fighting it over, we grudgingly complied, with the expressed promise that we would be able to eat together as soon as two other bilingual hires would start.
They were my toys and I wanted to keep them all, but I grudgingly complied.
Or perhaps my body only grudgingly complies with the particular asana practice I've offered it.
They complied grudgingly only after a reporter showed up, Parametric style, on their doorstep.
Religious employers nationally have often grudgingly covered contraception, whether to comply with state health care mandates or because they simply did not realize they were doing so, said Stephen S. Schneck, director of the Institute for Policy Research and Catholic Studies at the Catholic University of America, in Washington.
In a five-hour hearing on Thursday, five of six Rowan County deputies at Davis's office told US district judge David Bunning they would comply with his order – grudgingly, in some cases, with one saying it was the "hardest thing" to have to do.
In a winding five-hour hearing on Thursday, five of six deputies at Rowan county clerk Kim Davis's office told US district Judge David Bunning they would comply with his order – grudgingly, in some cases, with one saying it was the "hardest thing" to have to do.
Almost every farmer complied, some grudgingly, some not.
