Any other course, he later explained, would be "no less than willful murder".
Negative stereotypes exist, e.g., that overweight and obese persons are lazy, sloppy, unmotivated, noncompliant, less competent, "willful deviants", and that they lack self-discipline [ 56, 57, 121- 125].
Children are less prone to willful blindness or inability to see injustices and problems.
Turning our backs on the desperate trouble the states are in right now is nothing less than an utterly willful invitation to disaster.
If machines that were approaching human general intelligence were to be endowed with consciousness, would this potentially make them more willful and less easily controlled by their human creators?
"State law empowers Historic District Commissions to enforce regulations through court proceedings," the letter says, adding that, "if the offense is willful," the violator will be fined not less than $100 and not more than $250 for each day the offense continues.
This pallid story draws its ferocious tone less from the fury of willful people than from the literalization of a flip metaphor: the idea that the movie industry is incestuous.
His home remains northeastern Ohio, but last summer, he very publicly took his talents to South Beach, joining Wade and Chris Bosh, another free-agent acquisition, in what struck many people as less an act of free will than a willful act of superstar collusion.
Juries, for instance, are sometimes told to consider only whether discrimination was deliberate and willful (which may leave less room to consider unconscious biases), or whether an H.R. decision constituted discrimination or not (which leaves less room for considering situations in which discrimination was one factor, if not the only one).
