Sentence examples for so willingly that from inspiring English sources

IN England, where violets grow so willingly that gardeners can afford to be snooty about varieties, dog violets are about as welcome as curs at an American Kennel Club show.

But it is our duty to serve, and we do so willingly so that others can feel the grace of freedom that mankind deserves.

Immanuel Kant, for instance, whose project for perpetual peace we so willingly praise, declared that nothing straight can be fashioned from the twisted wood of humanity.

The question, of course, is whether they would give away their information so willingly if they knew that.

Historian Gilbert Chinard wrote in 1936, "Lafayette became a legendary figure and a symbol so early in his life, and successive generations have so willingly accepted the myth, that any attempt to deprive the young hero of his republican halo will probably be considered as little short of iconoclastic and sacrilegious".

That he welcomed James so willingly speaks to levels of maturity and security that have too often eluded contemporary N.B.A. stars.

I pander so willingly and with such enthusiasm that I really should have been a politician.

The researchers found that "humans so willingly self-disclose because doing so represents an event with intrinsic value, in the same way as with primary rewards such as food and sex".

No matter where we come from, no matter our creed or status in society we need to break the chains that others so willingly thrust upon women.

Set aside for a moment that to do that would cost us our soul, if we tried to do it to them they would hide behind those exact ideals that they so willingly abrogate for others.

But some also expressed surprise that the Vatican so willingly accepted his resignation, which was tendered days after the sexual accusations became public.