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• r  in an unwilling manner
  he had sinned against her unwillingly

• What he is validates what he does: he has so long been saddled (not unwillingly) with the task of being the vitality-image or phallus of the West that every sketch, painting or .
• In the first instance, the Magyars, unwillingly incorporated into Yugo-Slavia; together with hundreds of Turks and Macedonian voters, were swept off the voters' list.
• It's another to be unwillingly inundated with each friend's latest Facebook antics.

• willingly

News & Articles

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• WWE Payback: How Bad Would It Be for WWE If CM Punk Doesn't Show Up?
  CM Punk has unceremoniously managed to stay in the news despite taking time off from the strenuous hustle and bustle of the WWE . He has been, albeit rather unwillingly by his manager Paul Heyman , booked to compete against his former nemesis Chris Jericho (the one who was dancing with stars while Punk was swimming with sharks) at this Sunday's pay-per-view Payback at his hometown, Chicago. If ...
  June 11, 2013 - Bleacher Report

Quotes

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• Dale Earnhardt Jr in Miami Herald
  With everything that's happened, not just with the company but over the family over the past five years, she's had a full plate,Earnhardt Jr. said. "The things she has been responsible for, willingly and unwillingly, are very important....
• Nicolas Sarkozy in TIME
  We can renew our relations with NATO without fearing for our independence and without the risk of being unwillingly dragged into a war,Sarkozy said.
• Julia Gillard in AFP
  He's a man who's been under pressure, a man the majority of his senior colleagues have come to and said, It's time to go. He's forced, unwillingly out of himself, an admission about retirement,Deputy Labor leader Julia Gillard said.