Sentence examples for willingly shift from inspiring English sources

Psychological maturity requires the ability to willingly shift our perspective and to have an adaptive healthy self-esteem.

In the sport mode, the tranny willingly holds shifts to redline where it executes a very crisp shift accompanied by a satisfying forward surge.

He willingly worked the midnight shift, giving him more hours with them.

For writers, wading into comments doesn't make a lot of sense – it's like working a second shift where you willingly subject yourself to attacks from people you have never met and hopefully never will.

Established stars do not always switch willingly.

TV certainly has Twitter to thank for helping create what Times TV critic Mary McNamara calls Instant Response Viewers, next-gen Super Fans who willingly abandon their DVR time-shifting ways to live-tweet their love/hate for shows of the moment in real time.

Enter willingly, and a secret world of continual, subtle shifts, discreet pulsations and shimmering overtones emerges.

Examples of powers can be mental persuasion (implicating ideas in others' heads), weather control (changing the mood of a room), telekinesis (getting things done without the usual effort), shape shifting (channeling different traits and/or attitudes willingly), or premonition (choosing the right choice or path to follow).

Stated plainly, no road-legal car can shift its weight around as easily and willingly as the D8 GTO, nor to greater effect.

Since Rodriguez moved positions so willingly, how would Jeter look if a manager asked him to shift positions and he complained?

It simply means that the tax burden has shifted from corporations to individuals, most of whom willingly pay because the taxes are so much less than the gains.