Sentence examples for is gladly from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a glad manner; happily.
Today, it is gladly applying the "Band-Aid" itself — and in a way it insisted it couldn't.
It's an impressive literary investigation (to borrow from the subtitle of "The Gulag Archipelago"), and, even if it's no experiment, it's a revelation — albeit one that Hollywood is gladly associated with.
It's an impressive literary investigation (to borrow from the subtitle of "The Gulag Archipelago"), and, even if it's no experiment, it's a revelation albeit one that Hollywood is gladly associated with.
To its usefulness and clarity, Bishop's book adds a concern for a geographically expanded field of inquiry, so that her version of history is gladly one that does not disregard the evidence as much recent writing unfortunately still does when it comes from outside the well-trodden paths of the Western canon.
When asked what kind of feeling his work was meant to elicit, Meatyard once answered that he hoped it was something "akin to a shiver, and pleasurable as a shiver sometimes is". Gladly, all these years later, that very odd shiver still passes through.
Milosz's otherwise withering intellect was gladly patient with mystery.
"I'm gladly unhindered by the credibility meter.
Though residents were gladly taking the bags, he said he felt helpless.
Ricardo A: I was gladly surprised of the content of the course.
We must assume that this has been sought and that it has been gladly given.
