Sentence examples for the willingly from inspiring English sources
adverb
Of one's own free will; freely and spontaneously.
This is partly due to the willingly zipped lips of audiences and newspapers.
What followed would be called with historical condescension by the willingly reconquered colony the second British Invasion.
It is a fiction of hints and intimations, of traces collected in pursuit of the involuntarily disappeared as well as of the willingly vanished — the account of the mysteries investigated, if not exactly solved, by a distinctly unsavage detective.
John Heffernan as the willingly immured Möbius, John Ramm as a dogged police inspector, Sophie Thompson as the power-crazed asylum boss and Miranda Raison doubling as Möbius's ex-wife and his potential clinical victim are all first-rate.
Le Parisien said the "willingly impertinent" British press had "waited with delectation for a flurry of questions on the French head of state's relationship with a 41-year-old actor".
It is a fiction of hints and intimations, of traces collected in pursuit of the involuntarily disappeared as well as of the willingly vanished the account of the mysteries investigated, if not exactly solved, by a distinctly unsavage detective.
The greater the severity and frequency of UI symptoms, the more willingly the patients talk about UI.
I feel sympathy for the jockeys, but at least they enter the profession willingly; the horses have no choice.
Jay Larkin, the executive producer of the Showtime broadcast of the fight, willingly played the role of enemy today.
The women willingly married the men who had access to the public purse.
Many of the inhabitants willingly informed the Bolivian authorities and military about the guerrillas and their movements in the area.
