Sentence examples for has been willingly from inspiring English sources
So you might say that this is a painting of a sculpture, or even of a sculptural installation – and, if it is not to push the supposition too far, perhaps even one executed with the willing participation of the executors of a real dead man, as it seems to be, of a man who has been willingly sacrificed by his grieving relatives in the name of art.
The state government says it is taking over land which has been willingly sold by local farmers.
(He's a Marxist!) Fox News has been willingly dumping that toxic stew into the mainstream for months.
The headline name is Ellen Pao, who has been, willingly or not, a public face of the fight against homogeneity in the tech industry in recent years.
Very often, if they've misconducted themselves, it's because they've acted in bad faith or have been willingly neglectful.
Mr. Feingold, who handles about a dozen dorm-style apartments a year, said young people have been willingly choosing to live in such places for several years.
Investigators discovered that Waldheim had joined the Wehrmacht (Austria had been willingly annexed by the Third Reich in 1938) and served as a first lieutenant on the staff of General Friedrich Stahl's battlegroup West Bosnia and/or that of Army Group E, of which it was part.
Almost everything here begged for a belt or a rope or a handful of safety pins, even the plain but charming pieces done in Breton stripes, especially the maxidress dangling near the back of the store like a challenge, one that had been (willingly?) accepted by a saleswoman, who cinched it with a wide belt, augmented with strappy clog sandals: the chicest prison outfit possible.
Ms Reid's father, William, who has flown to the Peruvian capital to see his daughter, has said there was no way she would have been willingly involved.
So the notion that users have been willingly agreeing en masse to give up their privacy remains the big lie squatting atop the consumer Internet.
This made it difficult for case workers to verify identities and find the biological parents to ensure that he/she had been willingly surrendered.
