ungrudgingly

It gives itself ungrudgingly to the moods of the season, holding nothing back.

But when the phone rang, he ungrudgingly returned to trivia.

The King honours him to the extent of his power, as do all the others ungrudgingly.

Ungrudgingly they made a way for the family - the only children in the truck - to squeeze through to the stove.

Then she leaned back in her rocker and laughed long and ungrudgingly.

Why is it then that we accept Dvorak's music so ungrudgingly into our hearts?

The constant diligence she gave was given ungrudgingly.

Though she ungrudgingly granted him immortality at his asking, he could not escape the ravages of time.

When Reginald Greet became a church organist in 1940, he ungrudgingly played for free.

Orlando, who admitted his ghostly ancestors ungrudgingly into his territory by night.

Not to seven times must I grudgingly forgive, but ungrudgingly to seventy times seven.

"And you will accord me what my friends accord so ungrudgingly, bless them, implicit obedience?"

Even though God will give heavenly wisdom to us "generously and ungrudgingly," in order to have it, we must "ask in faith."

"You suited me," she said ungrudgingly.

"You're a well-trained watchdog," he told it ungrudgingly.

'You've got it right,' admitted Jordan ungrudgingly.

Once the baby cried: she tilted her head, but didn't stir; it was Ralph who, all ungrudgingly, rose to see to it.

"Fair enough," the skipper conceded, ungrudgingly.

'You obviously have hidden reserves,' he said ungrudgingly. '

In his first edition he expressly calls attention to Rask's essay, and praises it most ungrudgingly.

"Done well fer yerself," she said ungrudgingly.

"If any of you is lacking in wisdom, ask God, who gives to all generously and ungrudgingly, and it will be given you.

In fact, Mr. Smutko says he would ungrudgingly accept a challenge to teach social studies without any textbook at all.

Kinnison gave credit ungrudgingly.

"Quite clear," Hamelin said, apparently ungrudgingly.