Sentence examples for wilful wrong from inspiring English sources
As a result of this wilful wrong turning in a tired, habitual conversation, all the certainties of her life are replaced by doubts.
Therefore, curving the wall or doing something so-called wilful is wrong and so there is a tendency back to bland".
So the failure to keep the City properly in check was in a sense wilful and therefore doubly wrong.
It's only a very recent, very wrong and arguably very wilful misinterpretation of the ancient Mayan calendar to conclude it ends on 21 December 2012.
But it would be wrong to pump up instances of the wilful perversion of religion into a blanket condemnation of faith.
Feel free to admire her economic policy, her retaking of the Falklands, whatever, if you so wish, but when it comes to LGBT issues, to see Thatcher as anything other than a poster girl for the wrongs done to gay people is a wilful delusion.
Mr McCain is neither a wilful maverick nor a liberal who somehow found himself in the wrong place.
Of course people accept that sometimes things go wrong but you don't expect this to happen because of a wilful decision made by the company.
As an advert for Prynne's work, this would seem to send out all the wrong signals: pellucid, approachable and a world away from our image of Prynne the wilful mystagogue.
