Willy-nilly, the physician observes and prognosticates - even if his knowledge assumes what his patients have taught him.
If my parents knew about these dangers, they firmly dismissed them and made me bilingual willy-nilly.
He pictures us as having a doxastic constitution made up of various dispositions that produce beliefs in us willy-nilly.
Agents cannot and do not decide to have faith and straightaway acquire faith willy-nilly.
The average student adjusts willy-nilly to the conditions of practice, in spite of any aspirations to be radical or a genius.
But let's be clear about one thing: as soon as the theoretical linguist emerges from his ivory tower, he becomes willy-nilly prescriptive.
You will hear it to the end, willy-nilly.
But composition however puny is at least trying to attain some kind of unique and irreplaceable statement which, if it does manage to, willy-nilly becomes necessary (if not necessarily desirable).
