Sentence examples for wilfully destroy from inspiring English sources
This bill sought to make it "a criminal offence to wilfully destroy or otherwise mutilate the Flag in circumstances where a reasonable person would infer that the destruction or mutilation is intended publicly to express contempt or disrespect for the Flag or the Australian Nation".
Corporate life might be less spicy, but fewer careers would be wilfully destroyed.
One reason why the inquiries into the riots were inconclusive is that a great deal of evidence was lost or wilfully destroyed.
In its absence, some have suggested that Charlotte wilfully destroyed it, either from embarrassment at its sensational content or envy of its power.
The moment when a once-loved franchise (eg Indiana Jones) wilfully destroys its legacy with a patently ludicrous moment See Indy escaping a nuclear blast by hiding in a fridge in The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull.
"It seemed such a shame to be wasteful – to destroy things wilfully, that's not interesting any more," said Hiorns.
"Destroy what destroys you".
It continued: "At the same time, Labour destroyed our asylum system, wilfully blurred the distinction between economic migrants and refugees, and sabotaged the removal regime for anybody who, after making it to Britain, is found not to have a genuine claim..
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.
He has remixed his own images of young ravers in Ibiza, actively destroying his quiet individual portraits of teens in their hotel rooms in favour of a collective atmosphere that is more wilfully unfocussed.
