Sentence examples for more gladly from inspiring English sources
"more gladly" is a correct phrase that can be used in written English
The phrase is an adverb that is used to indicate a higher degree of willingness or enthusiasm than before. For example: "I would gladly help you, but I would more gladly stay at home and enjoy some peace and quiet."
Commercial producers would not feel threatened and would more gladly participate in the process.
The Patriots' Bill Belichick, for example, does not suffer fools a whole lot more gladly than Tortorella.
Sanctimonious, fearmongering and uninspiring, remain was tone-deaf to an insurrectionary mood that suffered fools more gladly than experts.
I will all the more gladly boast of my weaknesses, that the power of Christ may rest upon me. . . .
This dish could be made year-round, but as Mr. Giaccone explained in a recent e-mail, "the pig is eaten more gladly in the winter".
She's young enough to be amused by his midlife crisis, which his wife merely finds baffling and irritating, though she, too, suffers Micky more gladly than he deserves.
"People would pay more money, gladly".
In second gear, the bottomless torque of that wonderful, Porsche like engine lets you shove off with far more grace, gladly sprinting away from stoplights.
"If we need to do more, we will gladly send her majesty's foreign minister a copy of the Lisbon treaty.
But if workers' benefits weren't tied to employers, then they could transition into independent status without fear of losing their health care or pensions, and more employers would gladly oblige, since they could move costly benefits packages off their books.
The longer it has been left alone the more it will gladly come out later for food and water.
