Sentence examples for but wilfully from inspiring English sources

A further host of conditions, repeatedly laid down but wilfully ignored in the run-up to elections by the southern African Development Community, an influential regional group of countries, must be met.

What has passed below the radar is that the influence of this strong but wilfully rigid underground scene has birthed potentially one of the most exciting sub-genres in the ever-evolving flux of UK dancefloor music.

They are hard to dismiss by any but the wilfully dim-sighted.

"I have no trust at all but I wilfully ignore the threat," commented Montebello.

After all, what is La Clique but a wilfully tawdry variety show?

But he wilfully, gratuitously chose blood in what was a psychological as well as a symbolic necessity.

Two good-looking, self-satisfied people desperately seeking attention and comfort from each other but both wilfully withholding affection and feeling they are the injured party.

Cambodia is still struggling to deal with its history, where personal memory is politicised and the spectre of the Khmer Rouge is ever-present but often wilfully ignored.

But the wilfully depressing daily headlines ("shock", "shame", "outrage", "scandal" etc) are more symptoms of a profound malaise than its cause.

You can sniff at this, complain that these trendy places with their tattoos and Twitter patter are the preserve of a metropolitan hipster clique, but that, wilfully, misses the point.

Much of the criticism directed at the commission in recent days has not only been flagrantly self-serving but also wilfully misleading, not least the charge that the commission is run by editors in their own interests.