Grudgingly in a sentence

Carmen Ricci is one of the Torontonians that will count toward Monday’s voter turnout, but grudgingly so.

Fitzpatrick said the U.S. had grudgingly accepted a final text and then Iran wanted guarantees that no future United States president could break the deal as Trump did, which, Fitzpatrick said, is something Biden would not have the power to do.

Grudgingly, nervously, Alison finally turned up at Hillel one Friday night near the beginning of her second year.

He was not happy but grudgingly did it!

The Lancashire born singer and musician grudgingly accepted the change of name to Georgie Fame at the behest of astute pop impresario Larry Parnes and the rest,as the old cliche goes, is history.

What the climate movement is grudgingly having to accept is that maybe that radical flank will develop.

But for many Catholics today, it’s more of an afterthought: something we grudgingly do on Good Friday, perhaps on Ash Wednesday if we remember it.

Chelsea explained how the man got all "huffy and puffy" before he grudgingly moved to his assigned middle seat.

China hardliners had urged the Biden administration to revoke that licence, but many grudgingly accepted that it would expire later this year and not be renewed.

Even when President Vladimir Putin grudgingly acknowledged on Monday that the attack was carried out by “radical Islamists,” he suggested they were operating at somebody else’s behest.

I actually welcome this change because now I’ll have the opportunity to watch the FV originals without commercials since I’ve grudgingly upgraded to the new tier to keep ads away.

I have to grudgingly respect him for not even trying to pretend and fully admitting the obvious.

Barry and Honey were building a new home in Forest Hill, something Honey wanted and Barry grudgingly agreed to, according to recently released police documents and interviews by the Star.

Eventually, Burcham grudgingly accepted that some meetings are necessary, but he says it’s important that they have an agenda, a start and end time, no sidebar conversation, and that next steps and accountabilities are created at the meeting’s close.

Finally, White House leaks say that Trump is finally, though grudgingly, accepting his election defeat.

I grudgingly accepted that very soon the way Istanbul looked at night would be completely transformed.

It beggars belief that a mere three months out from the 250th anniversary of James Cook’s arrival at Botany Bay, Australians are still holding on, grudgingly, to January 26 as our "foundation" day.

It’s when I watched the researchers interact with their cherubic subjects, though, that I grudgingly gave in to the magic of ’ scientific method.

It was not until the 2016 election cycle that Trump grudgingly admitted that the Democratic former president was born in this country.

Trump, who seeks re-election in November, routinely gets the biggest audience of any candidate in the U.S. presidential race, ranging up to 20 000 or so, and he has been grudgingly admiring of Modi’s ability to get a bigger crowd than him.