Sentence examples for less willingly from inspiring English sources

Those who have less help, less willingly given by family?

In June, the UK voted to leave the European Union, and England, less willingly, left the European football championships.

Hers, however, are aghast, wanting her to marry within her own region and caste.Still, many others, more or less willingly, will marry a partner chosen or vetted by their families.

And this too I wrote about in "Seminary": from my second year of high school, from the time I was nearly 15 until I was past 20 and had nearly finished my second year of college, I routinely exposed myself to the spiritual director, and I did so, more or less willingly, in the name of conquering impure temptation.

Unlike many other companies whose profits come largely from ads, enterprise products, or components, the vast majority of what Apple makes comes straight out of a consumer's pockets, more or less willingly.

They take on the role of the narcissist, but less willingly than an adult might.

An hour or so before that moment, back in his Chinatown loft, Mr. Martone had played classical music for a visitor and offered bottled water and somewhat less than willingly talked about his past as he changed clothes.

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In the minds of many repo agents, the penny-pinching by lenders has pitted them against one another, as reputable firms struggle to do the job on thinner margins and less-reputable agents willingly take on the cheaper work.

They compliment more, criticize less and express gratitude willingly.

The conventional narrative of female recruitment to ISIS suggests that women or girls do not join willingly, still less for credible reasons, but are somehow coerced into joining by charismatic male ISIS recruiters.