ungrudgingly

1 What sort of person do you suppose could go and buy nitroglycerine ungrudgingly after that?

2 You really do need to buy in to the idea that loving her means sharing her ungrudgingly with her work.

3 Flood’s view prevailed—for a Renunciation Act such as he advocated was ungrudgingly passed by the English parliament in 1783—and for a time he regained popularity at the expense of his rival.

4 Besides, punishment for such crimes was ungrudgingly given, and the stoppage of marissa-drinking also tended to lessen the evils.

5 There is less question here," replied he, "of partisanship than of the courteous deference which every gentleman ungrudgingly accords to those of royal birth.

6 But he ungrudgingly admitted she made a man a capital chum; and since throwing in his lot with hers he was keenly alive to the fact that many men envied him his possession.

7 Rashmani quite ungrudgingly took the blame of all this upon herself and openly confessed the poverty of her parents.

8 She herself had paid it—ungrudgingly—in tears—in long years of loneliness—with empty hands.

9 Cap Lutts had paid this money ungrudgingly, for it was his own.

10 I cannot sufficiently express my obligations to this gentleman for the warm interest he took in facilitating our pursuits, and for the labour he bestowed ungrudgingly in our behalf.

11 Mrs. Fraser ungrudgingly cuts a handful of the choicest buds, and gives them to you, a welcome present indeed at this season.

12 This can be meant as a complaint, or even a thinly veiled insult, but Roura said it ungrudgingly.

13 And since that time the same tribute has been paid ungrudgingly in public and private often enough.

14 We will fully and ungrudgingly render to Caesar what is Caesar's.

我们将完全而慷慨地将凯撒的归给凯撒。

15 His persecution called forth, as Lucian ungrudgingly admits, all the fearless love and charity of the worshippers of “the crucified Sophist.”

16 The original conception of this little book was due to the Rev. W. H. Frere, and it could not have been carried out at all without his help and advice, which have been ungrudgingly given.

17 If a piece of work seems to be heavy and muddy, let it be thrown aside ungrudgingly; but the attempt, even though it be a failure, makes the next attempt easier.

18 On the other hand a quadruple alliance was concluded between Great Britain, Austria, Holland, and Saxony; based as usual on British subsidies, which Parliament ungrudgingly voted, with the eloquent but surprising support of Pitt.

19 It was the first time that he had ever been given anything, kindly and ungrudgingly.

20 He gave of himself ungrudgingly in this way and refused recompense.

1 豪爽

ungrudging great-hearted

2 心甘情愿

willingly willingness nothing loath

3 慷慨大方

openhanded large-handed large-handedness

4 慷慨地

generously handsomely virtuously

5 心甘情愿地

willingly

6 慷慨

free liberal generous handsome bountiful munificent unstinting open-handed ungrudging generously handsomely virtuously generosity bounty munificence