Sentence examples for speaking willingly from inspiring English sources

I didn't think Healy had said anything particularly scandal-worthy in the time we spent talking – he had been an open and engaging interviewee, speaking willingly about his early issues with drugs, about a period of instability while touring the band's first album, about God and faith and fashion, John Hughes, Truman Capote and Donny Hathaway.

Though he spoke willingly, Blanda did not want an article that compared him to Favre.

She spoke willingly about her former employer CNN, which she said was caught between Fox News and MSNBC.

Although the Secret Service remains highly guarded about its operations -- particularly its protective measures for the president and his family -- Mr. Saez spoke willingly about the focus of his office, both before and after the Clintons' arrival in Chappaqua.

According to Kenny, Abyan invited him in and spoke willingly.

I don't think we're doing such a great job of integrating bisexuals into the movement as it is right now, and that's just speaking about those who willingly identify as bisexual!

"He refused medication, but willingly spoke with the staff who indicated that they would monitor his progress".

The student said he had willingly spoken with the authorities and offered to take a polygraph test.

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

"Tiger willingly spoke to the authorities and cooperated fully," the agent Mark Steinberg of International Management Group said in an e-mail message after The New York Times reported the meeting on its Web site.

Ramzi Kassem, a law professor at CUNY and the founding director of Clear, says that Samad's placement on the no-fly list was most likely a retaliation for his failure to willingly speak to officers without lawyers.