grudgingly

She grudgingly acknowledged cutting her daughter but quickly added that she had intended only a milder form of circumcision.

Slowly and grudgingly the US may finally be starting to close its deficit as well after years of naive Keynesianism and fiscal opportunism.

It took about a year in office for the administration to grudgingly accept that such a partnership was unlikely to develop any time soon.

Yet if such a deal is offered, Qayumi said he "would grudgingly sign. "

Grudgingly, she told me that Granny came of Irish Scotch, and French stock in which Negro blood had somewhere and somehow been infused.

And the old man knelt down and let it go grudgingly back into the dark water.

A few fine restaurant dinners later, the two sisters grudgingly came around, admitting that at least I was "patient" and not too mean.

By his midteens, Zhou had learned to grudgingly get along in his new surroundings.

Like recalcitrant teenagers, they are grudgingly giving in and doing the homework they should have done ages ago.

Under pressure, the family grudgingly took her back in, and the International Rescue Committee is helping her. Ms.

Some of your team-mates may even grudgingly respect you for having a sliver of life outside.

But he felt that most of us would adjust, albeit grudgingly, to a life of plenty.

Is there anything about this person you genuinely, even if grudgingly, admire?

If the German taxpayer manages, however grudgingly, to accept that it's her duty to shoulder the burden, the euro will muddle through.

Grudgingly, we all confessed to feelings of loyalty, however unfashionable that might be.

The US and China are locked in a teetering dance, each grudgingly matching one another's first steps.

Abraham Lincoln grudgingly accepted a huge increase in the debt as the cost of preserving the Union.

He straightened his battered body, and (though still wary) grudgingly consented to put his weapon away.

He removed the hat from his blond hair and moved into the living room after Albet grudgingly announced him.

As Li Yuan of the Wall Street Journal points out, early reviews of the Shanghai bow are grudgingly positive.

While they were untangling bumpers, the lady said grudgingly, "I'm afraid this was largely my fault. "

After a few early spins in his grave, Shakespeare may end up grudgingly respectful.

Simon had to grudgingly admit it was the man with the bigger debt.

Chinese domestic production and distribution in foreign markets will be accommodated (grudgingly) for employment and local tax generation.

The conspiracy fizzled when cabinet ministers (belatedly) said they (grudgingly) supported the prime minister.

Over the centuries, the Vatican has tried, often grudgingly and always in vain, to correct its Galileo gaffe.

These addons are intended for "the rest of us" - people who grudgingly have to edit our own web sites.

Angela Merkel, the chancellor, grudgingly agreed to a series of progressively larger bail-outs of weaker euro members.

Even John Boehner, the Republicans' leader in the House of Representatives, grudgingly conceded, "These aren't necessarily bad proposals. "

Man grudgingly consented, but brought home with him a copy of the system documentation to study.

He notices the players and asks his troops to stand aside and let the players approach him which they do grudgingly.

Their parents unwillingly [grudgingly] consented to the marriage.

Americans have grudgingly supported the use of their taxes to save the financial ? system and economy.

It is a truth grudgingly acknowledged that mixed ethnic communities are not as mixed as they appear.

We grudgingly support government efforts to rebuild our infrastructure.

The Indian Foreign Office took 58 years to grudgingly acknowledge the criticality of military diplomacy in international affairs.

After a couple of curt questions and an exchange of ID's, they grudgingly admitted him inside.

The mood was at turns tense and ugly, and grudgingly optimistic.

But Washington is providing only a trickle of help, and even that grudgingly.

Later that day Mr Brown grudgingly let it be known that he respected the decision to release Mr Megrahi.

Unlike Americans, they are grudgingly willing to make tough policy choices.

Giving or spending money grudgingly; niggardly.

Their parents grudgingly assented to the marriage.

He grudgingly obliged and held the hat in his hand all night.

Lauren Cain, 19, of Memphis, who plans to major in film and music, approached the program somewhat grudgingly.

The shepherd grudgingly gave his permission.

he now officially, albeit grudgingly, accepts it.

She looks at the photo and concedes half-grudgingly, "Well, he is good-looking. "

He grudgingly endorsed the two-state solution.

When markets change, agents can lead the way, not follow along grudgingly.

He grudgingly agreed to have a drink in a hotel close by.

However, studio bosses at RKO were concerned at shattering Grant's heroic image, and Hitch grudgingly agreed to change things around.

Most people grudgingly work at a job that they hate and become victims of their self-prophecy that they have to work to make money.

'Not bad, ' she conceded grudgingly.

Look, I will grudgingly admit that much of the movie was really funny.

after a few months he, but not his party, grudgingly did so.

You have to physically show them, and when it really does work they'll grudgingly accept it.

The boss grudgingly raised my salary.

Many people I know give grudgingly or feel deprived after they have made a gift of time or money.

Viddre laughed, but grudgingly, at one of Flora 's off jokes.

But eventually he grudgingly consented to cutting 54, 916 words.

I agree grudgingly.

"Cabbage has doubled in price since last year, " says Xu Shengru, as she grudgingly hands over money for three big cabbages.

Only in the past 20 years has analysis been permitted, at first grudgingly, now relatively freely.

Royal asked bitterly at one point, though she has since grudgingly backed him.

Our lord and master having grudgingly conceded that art may have its uses,