Sentence examples for less wilfully from inspiring English sources
As we all laugh, the performer tries something much less wilfully inventive.
It's a less wilfully kooky turn than many of his recent roles, but it's still a caricature, and a fairly shallow one.
Less mystical than Stevie Nicks' and less wilfully experimental than some of Lindsey Buckingham's, McVie's simple songs of love nonetheless brim with a sense of positivity, not to mention an abundance of melody.
Until, that is, it starts to make sense… A less wilfully grungy pair of directors might have set this in their hometown of New Orleans and taken advantage of those atmospheric, naturally cinematic streets to imbue their film with a bit of visual drama.
"Women wilfully feminised men to make them less masculine, less challenging to our ambitions, less competition for us.
It presents us with a thoroughly confusing, wilfully convoluted and ultimately less than satisfying plot.
Today, Asheton looks rather pudgy, substantially less healthy than Pop, the most wilfully self-destructive Stooge of all.
Corporate life might be less spicy, but fewer careers would be wilfully destroyed.
There are good reasons for this, some of which serious neoliberal thinkers happily accept, but which have been wilfully obscured in some of the less serious domestic political debates.
Berwick recommended new criminal penalties for "leaders who have acted wilfully, recklessly, or with a 'couldn't care less' attitude and whose behaviour causes avoidable death or serious harm".
So clear a point is this, that I cannot help suspecting that persons who attempt to persuade people that such reservations were less necessary under this Constitution than under those of the States, are wilfully endeavoring to deceive, and to lead you into an absolute state of vassalage.
