Sentence examples for willingly receiving from inspiring English sources

Aquinas and Calvin: faith as accepting theological propositions as divinely revealed The fact that Aquinas's model shares this epistemic limitation with Calvin's is no accident: both understand faith as (or as essentially involving) the grasping of propositionally expressible truths as divinely revealed through willingly receiving God's gracious gift of that very revelation.

Without authority, Marsh moved quickly to negotiate amnesty for Garibaldi and offer asylum for him and his men in America, where they "would be willingly received" into military service.

As I spent more time on the streets I became more aware of the privilege given, expected, and willingly received.

That is an interesting concept - receive willingly.

Most pregnant women, receiving any of these diagnoses, will willingly follow doctor's orders, taking to their beds, sometimes not getting up to shower or use the toilet, for weeks.

The court heard how the two trafficked women had come to the UK willingly but soon became aware that they would not be receiving half of their earnings as agreed with the couple.

However, there is also evidence that gender inequality and poverty made some of the ASHAs to see the post of a health worker as a path to 'liberation', and they willingly put in extra effort when conducting their duties, despite not receiving adequate remuneration [ 43].

No wonder Chicago has received her so willingly.

But a recent poll found that 54% of under-18s had also sent or received a "sext" – mostly willingly.

Residents willingly sold their homes, for which they say they received fair-market value.

In the case of symmetric interference crosstalk coefficients, we show that the users of IWFA in fact, unknowingly but willingly, cooperate to minimize a common quadratic cost function whose gradient measures the received signal power from all users.