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I'm begrudgingly accepting that I cannot have caffeine and have switched to decaffeinated coffee.
The university regents begrudgingly voted to raise tuition for in-state students.
Even a teenager can begrudgingly do something useful if it doesn't become too routine.
Begrudgingly, he took a platoon of heavy armor to deal with this threat...... which turned out to be a foul trick.
Face begrudgingly accepts his explanation and relations between them are restored.
She rebuffs him and begrudgingly hands him her license before receiving her receipt and the ticket then promptly walking off.
Antonius begrudgingly adds a third genre of laudatory speeches.
Being put off limits can mean that a business loses nearly all of its customers, so many owners begrudgingly comply with the base's requirements.
I would begrudgingly buy it, earn the five stars available in that event, and then go looking for another that could slowly inch me towards the next season.
Later, however, they begrudgingly accept his help.
The apprentices begrudgingly follow his orders.
Begrudgingly, administrators began to give in, one by one, across the country, to save their budgets, as well as in recognition of the proven intelligence women possess.
Stempel begrudgingly agrees, only on the condition that he remains on television, threatening to reveal the true reason of his success: the answers had been provided for him.
Only begrudgingly does the musical discourse yield to the major mode.
Initially they were begrudgingly compelled to conduct business with creole customers in their language to make money thus progressing homogenization between their two cultures.
Our orchestras and opera companies are begrudgingly attempting to reinvent themselves.
Once guidelines are published and disseminated, do health-care practitioners and patients willingly abide by what the guidelines recommend, do they begrudgingly acquiesce, or do they defy?
What they have given has been too little, too late, and too begrudgingly.
