Sentence examples for maybe willfully from inspiring English sources

But Sharon appears blind -- maybe willfully so -- to the rising anti-Israeli-ism in what he sees as anti-Semitism.

He says that Russians continue to be misunderstood, maybe willfully so.

That was derelict, perhaps willfully so.

Could this be from fires, perhaps willfully set?

She believes that praise of such authors, who are often called rigorously honest and selflessly brave, is naïve, maybe even willfully so: in reality, their books do little more than teach readers to diet and think of anorexia as an aspirational illness.

River Rose, by Charles Moore and Rothzeid, Kaiserman, Thompson & Bee for Rockrose Development Corporation, tries very hard, but maybe too hard; it comes off as too willfully eccentric in this relatively tame company.

Well, then, maybe the transgression is that administration officials, for some unfathomable reason, willfully lied when they said the attack was in reaction to an anti-Islam video produced in the United States and disseminated on the Internet.

But it has willfully overspent.

This seems willfully petty.

Are people that willfully tech-illiterate?

This is willfully myopic, of course.