Sentence examples for it's wittingly from inspiring English sources

I just feel like this dialogue -- and really, it's sort of been the elephant in the room -- but if we could just sort of get to the truth and the root of there's a huge gender gap in our country, and the media is --whether it's wittingly or unwittingly -- perpetuating it, and women's voices need to be heard.

But in the internet era many firms have found contracting to be more cost-effective; in making that calculation, they are wittingly or unwittingly relying on Coase's insights.

Virtually all self-deception has a social component, being wittingly or unwittingly supported by one's associates (See Ruddick 1988).

In response to that and suspicions the president may have been wittingly or unwittingly working for Russia, the agency launched its investigation.

But her greatest achievement is that she is wittingly (and wittily) levelling the playing field.

By breaking oppressive constraints, the bandits are, wittingly or not, demanding a fairer system.

Ironically, Trump is now alluding to the fact that Rosenstein was — wittingly or not — a part of the plot to get rid of Comey.

He was slightly camp and absolutely terrifying, not least because he was wittingly or otherwise channelling the hideous leering rictus of Killer Bob from Twin Peaks.

Most significantly, students are, wittingly or not, becoming vocal opponents of free speech by demanding protections and safe spaces from offensive words and behaviors.

The left parties tend to accuse the indigenista groups of being, wittingly or not, the pawns of the national right parties and of outside forces, in particular of the United States.

Charities of all types are wittingly and unwittingly being used in tax shelter schemes that cost the government billions of dollars in lost revenue, the tax commissioner, Mark W. Everson, said on Tuesday in a Senate hearing.