Sentence examples for self-willed from inspiring English sources
adjective
Obstinate; strong-minded
- He was so self-willed that he refused to do anything that did not grant instant satisfaction.
They gild A dark that would truly scare If there was nothing there The horror of there not being something, good or bad or neither, made or found, willed or self-willed.
Meanwhile, self-willed intolerance is growing.
It was a self-willed isolation.
"Pretty damaged, self-willed, extremely young".
You could never pin down that self-willed man.
And yet this mood can seem self-willed.
The self-willed existence of redundant PhD programmes mirrors academic isolationism, anachronism and narcissism.
These no longer seem apt for today's more confident and self-willed Germany.
They are strong self-willed characters (they do not wish to be ruled by a king).
Their common subject, however, is freedom, the self-willed liberation of a difficult, defiant individual.
By self-willed she means "the capacity to make its own choices in all senses.
