Sentence examples for yet willingly from inspiring English sources

Yet, willingly or unwillingly, science advisors often find themselves participating in the unhealthy politicisation of advice.

Yet, willingly or not, these rich kids are very making a statement about their right to wealth and privilege with refreshing honesty.

Owing to the peripatetic nature of his life, Neil never became attached to the communities in which he sojourned; yet willingly agreed to be the ESL tutor to his office colleagues and their communities.

Linking all three is Ashley Arbaugh, a troubled scout and former model who despises the business yet willingly sends Nadya and her kind to Tokyo with neither chaperon nor fluency in Japanese.

Why should we, as a nation, continue to support a clan that is not prepared to fulfil its side of a bargain with us, yet willingly reaps all the benefits?

Suicide generally is seen as immoral, yet willingly dying to save another only varies by intention and motivation.

And yet they willingly accept the challenge to be of service..

And yet he willingly got up at 6 30 daily for 90-minute morning practices and swam 2 to 3 hours every afternoon.

Mr. Gibbs elaborates: "At first the comment seems curious: Schubert had written some eight operas, five Masses, seven (and a half) symphonies and so much else; yet he willingly acknowledged only fully mature pieces".

"And yet they willingly accept the challenge to be of service". Maybe that's what Trump meant when he complained to the New York Times that being president is, financially, "one of the great losers of all time". It's a tragedy.

"All of a sudden, you just hear this snickering from the corner, and everybody's like, 'What?' "Sly goes, 'Man you've got to take it.' I said, 'What do you mean?' He said, 'No, you've got to take a real punch.'" Legally, Jordan couldn't be asked to take a punch, yet he willingly went for it, adding there may have been "peer pressure" but concluding "the hit is pretty epic".