Examples of 'more willingly' in a sentence
Meaning of "more willingly"
more willingly: This phrase suggests a greater degree of willingness or readiness to do something. It implies a higher level of cooperation or eagerness compared to a previous state or another person's willingness to engage in an activity
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They will work more willingly for peace.
Regulations whose benefits are clear and easily understood are more willingly accepted.
Modern man listens more willingly to witnesses than to teachers.
I open my heart to receive more willingly.
Teens will listen more willingly to witnesses than to teachers.
They will also follow you more willingly.
One recalls more willingly the summers than the winters.
He likes it a lot and plays more willingly after.
People work more willingly when they feel part of a team.
None of them have more willingly.
Modern vehicles are more willingly used by families with young children or children in prams.
Just a dollar each and we would more willingly haul.
It is also here that he more willingly invites associations with past styles.
It motivates local actors to contribute their own time and eort more willingly.
The latter lends itself more willingly to a private network.
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Baghdad could have taken many of its recent steps earlier and more willingly.
Have your children more willingly accept necessary boundaries and limits.
Then meditation itself becomes much easier and consequently one would take up meditation more willingly.
Their opinion is listened to more willingly as they automatically appear smarter and more credible.
He believed in Heaven and would thus die more willingly.
His rivals pitied him the more willingly because they feared him the less.
I discover novelties and I buy them more and more willingly.
Most men listen more willingly to the world than to God.
You can not take from me anything that I will more willingly part withal.
I would reply more willingly to a 'fuck off.
You cannot take from me anything that I will not more willingly part withal.
The stiff-necked slaves die more willingly - than bend their backs in your service.
The stiff-necked slaves die more willingly.
Will is now more willingly accepting Hannibal 's psychological analyses.
Checks in US dollars are more willingly accepted.
More willingly yet would I accept from you death, the lightest atonement for sin!
Sure, so they will more willingly go to church.
And if you finally find her attacker… she might speak more willingly.
As a result, people pay their taxes more willingly and state revenues are increasing.
Than others, did not we? Only some of us did them a little more willingly.
Businesses and the public in general will more willingly co-operate with enforcement actions ;.
That I will more willingly part with all. You cannot, sir, take from me anything.
Or anywhere for that matter to whom, I would more willingly trust my life.
Only some of us did them more willingly than others, did not we?
You can not, sir, take from me anything that I will more willingly part with all.
Can not take from me anything I will more willingly part with, except my life.
Except my life . You can not, sir, take from me anything I would more willingly part withal.
Some, of course, did that more willingly than others.
You can not, sir, take from me anything I would more willingly part withal.
In the economic front, people there are more willingly to pay for " luxury " products.
You can not, sir, take from me anything that I will more willingly part withal.
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