Sentence examples for wilful late from inspiring English sources
Last week Savage, summarising on West Brom v Manchester United for Radio Five Live, commended "a good foul by Rojo" and "Blind, who has taken one for his team", as both were booked for wilful late tackles in a frantic finale.
The active, sexy, wilful protagonists of my latest script are an anomaly simply by being protagonists, and in control of their lives.
Andrew Left, Citron's founder, accepts he may have "simplified" some aspects of his latest report for a Western audience, but denies wilful misrepresentation.
It's a wilful touch reminding us that while Forsythe's work is more than 20 years distant from its muse – the choreographer's late wife and dancer Tracy-Kai Maier for whom Quintett was a "final love letter" – Bonachela is in the full swoon of realising his latest work.
Some are wilful misunderstanding.
To argue otherwise is wilful.
Its misunderstanding seems almost wilful.
It's all too late now; she has gone and the era has passed, although its ill-effects are still to be seen in communities that have never recovered from her wilful sledgehammer assault upon them.
Wilful misconceptions about homelessness abound.
