Sentence examples for willingly associated from inspiring English sources
Yet the puzzle remains of how Sanders is running so strongly for a major-party nomination in the United States when he has willingly associated himself with a word — "socialist" — that not long ago was considered disqualifying, the stuff of loyalty hearings.
That's a slippery slope to climb – especially for the women who are willingly associating with Donald Trump.
The point of calling someone a monster is that they are unlike anyone with whom you would willingly associate – in being completely heartless, or callous, or unintelligible, or malevolent.
Rather, it is about a historical record and also the offenders recognizing the wrongs and thus providing closure for both victims and those who may have been willingly or not associated with the perpetrators' actions.
However, by giving your car back willingly, you avoid being held accountable for the costs associated with your car being repossessed by a repo agency.
All these detrimental effects associated with multitasking - affecting not only students who willingly multitask but also those nearby - raise a significant challenge for instructors: can the advantages brought about by the inclusion of mobile devices in a classroom setting still be harnessed, while avoiding the potential for distraction they may pose, and how?
So, at least in the closeted space of ScienceDebate, Romney willingly adheres to the scientific facts: the planet is warming, humans contribute to that warming, and there are risks associated with that warming that policy makers should consider.
Relations between Kieltyka and Bailey remained relatively cordial after she saw the manuscript; this is supported by records of friendly toned emails and by the fact that Kieltyka kept willingly presenting to Bailey's class and otherwise associating with him.
The only blood I associate with God is that of Christ, which he willingly shed for us.
Mr. Sloman also willingly passed on his legal knowledge, skills, and abilities to seminar and conference audiences, but he particularly relished mentoring associates at the law firm.
