Sentence examples for it was knowingly from inspiring English sources

The scale and longstanding nature of BNP's sanctions-busting are stressed, as are internal emails suggesting that it was knowingly done.

With the revelations stated in the "Downing Street minutes," we now learn that the lying wasn't simply a matter of being incorrect because of poor intelligence, but rather it was knowingly fabricated for the express purpose of duping the American people into supporting a war that had been anticipated, planned and supported by this administration long before the tragic events of 9/11.

Inspired by fast food restaurants, it was knowingly witty – no one wants to wear an actual McDonald's uniform or logo but you'd consider Jeremy Scott's better cut, distinctly similar versions.

He explained that this did not apply to Eiland-Hall's website even if it was knowingly inaccurate, because the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Hustler Magazine v. Falwell that no proof is needed for an absurd statement made in the context of satire.

Did I even live through this year or did I slip into a coma somewhere mid-January?" Even the ​New Statesman could barely work up 60 words about the fact that omnishambles – a throwaway joke from The Thick of It – was knowingly referenced exactly once in Parliament by Ed Miliband. .

At no time, unfortunately, the effluent shall be discharged to the sea (Fig. 3) from the sewage treatment plant and the sewage disposal becomes a serious problem when it is knowingly out of the acceptable specification limits stipulated by Tunisian Law.

That's what's right with this dress: it's knowingly out-there with its organza-tiered frilliness, the sort of bold move that's perfect for a night of high-end fashion experimentation.

It might not be for you if… You don't listen to rap music, even when it's knowingly silly.

"It is knowingly shortsighted for EU leaders to close their borders without considering the impact on Turkey's borders with Syria," said Bill Frelick, HRW's refugee rights director.

Dominic Cavendish recently wrote in the Telegraph that "the point of a cracker joke is that it's knowingly feeble" - I'm not sure I agree; perhaps "finding puns feeble" is just our current way of enjoying them.

It's a part of the novel worthy of discussion, but I'll just say here that to my eye, Hale introduces bestiality not as an end unto itself — though it is knowingly bold and controversial — but instead to dramatize and magnify the main crisis of the novel: the development of language and thus humanity by a non-human creature.