It's particularly infuriating to have uncertainty come along that's completely unnecessary and is wilfully created by politicians for no conceivable economic or social reason.
Marlborough has wilfully created widows and orphans (that's why none follow his procession) and when "the last trump" sounds, he will be summoned to eternal damnation.
The comedian Jeremy Hardy said he had attended the protest because "I just think the way the coalition has decided to victimise people with disabilities is so blatant and shameless, and they are wilfully creating a new stereotype and a new scapegoat, suggesting that hard-working people's money is being siphoned off to the undeserving.
It seems like they want to get caught, like they're wilfully creating negative publicity.
Much of the hard-won research must be wilfully jettisoned to create a fine balance, for too much "history" can be the death-blow to the sheer excitement of a novel, destroying any drama by simple weight of facts.
All the best comedies give you something to think about, too.Yet, ironically, one of his best plays, "Man of the Moment", does treat a social "issue"—the amoral operation of the media, which can make celebrity out of notoriety (in this case, the notoriety of an armed bank robber) and which wilfully distort facts to create a juicy "angle" on a story.
This kind of propaganda is now known to have occurred back in 2002-03 when the US and UK governments wilfully manipulated intelligence in order to create the impression that Iraq was a greater WMD threat than it actually was (no functioning weapons were ever found).
Boatman puzzles have a distinct style now, which crystallised in the first couple of pieces I set for the Guardian - the editor Hugh was looking for puzzles that were not wilfully tricky, while I wanted to create themes and cross-references, and a sort of lightly-themed playfulness emerged as a compromise.
Taking aim at "climate change denying Conservatism", which he calls wilfully ignorant, he warns that it could create a diabolical cocktail that threatens the whole long-term structure of UK climate change and energy policy.
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.
"[Clare], in writing The Mortal Instruments and the Shadowhunters Series knowingly and wilfully copied the Dark-Hunter Series and original elements therein to create a work or works substantially similar to and derivative of the Dark-Hunter Series".
