Sentence examples for spend wilfully from inspiring English sources
In many fields politicians of all parties conspire to spend wilfully, knowing full well that they are wasting considerable sums that will do no good to anyone.
But whatever the warnings from history, Tillman appears to spend I Love You, Honeybear wilfully reveling in the confusion between himself and Father John Misty, the character he unveiled on 2012's Fear Fun.
He said: "At a time when the country is facing sweeping cuts to public spending, Charles Windsor wilfully helps himself to whatever travel funds he wants or feel he needs.
Only cultural snobs would suggest people should wilfully ignore art they actually like, and instead be compelled to spend their cash on looking at work by someone they have never heard of, for fear of seeming stupid.
Michelle Obama may be guilty of nagging her husband, but what's that compared to wilfully making yourself sicker and sicker and then leaving your children fatherless and the woman you love to spend her old age alone?
The producers had wanted us to spend the night at the reenactment camp, but there was no way I was sleeping in a place where people legitimately believed that a large number of enslaved blacks wilfully supported their own bondage.
Indeed, each has spent the past fortnight accusing the other of wilfully misconstruing what he meant really meant by his conference rhetoric.What got Mr Blair into trouble were the limitations of punctuation.
Few generations are quite as wilfully self-mythologising as the baby boomers: they've spent half a century talking their youth up as a nonpareil, you-had-to-be-there era of creativity, helpfully impressing upon future generations that nothing they could achieve in pop culture could quite hope to live up to it.
A maths graduate who spent his twenties designing flight-simulation software, Shane Carruth announced his change of careers in 2004 with Primer, a wilfully strange sci-fi about two men who accidentally create a time machine.
