Sentence examples for wilfully difficult from inspiring English sources
He is a writer who is not afraid to make the the reader roar with laughter – or to be wilfully difficult.
Somewhere between a mess and a thrilling flood of barely marshalled ideas – a sensation amplified by the recording, which keeps slipping into needles-in-the-red distortion – it's music that's almost wilfully difficult to get a handle on.
These stories are difficult to categorise, roaming wilfully across the boundaries of genres and inventing new ones, a fact that Wallace appears to be self-mockingly acknowledging in 'Octet': 'You are, unfortunately, a fiction writer.
"Accusing someone of wilfully and deliberately endangering a child in their care is a difficult area to get into".
It can be surprisingly difficult to prove in law that someone intended to "wilfully" bait a badger: those who are caught usually claim their dog accidentally caught the badger or was trapped in the sett and they were digging it out, or they were digging for foxes.
They are hard to dismiss by any but the wilfully dim-sighted.
"What is difficult about sitting on plush seats and listening to music and singing?" thunders Carey, wilfully refusing to look at the actual works.
It's not that they're especially difficult to get into, as such; but there are barriers for progression through each set of experiences, wilfully esoteric tangents of patience-testing singularity.
Guardiola can do no wrong, whereas José Mourinho appears to be wilfully making every mistake in the book, blaming his players, criticising individuals and making promises to Wayne Rooney that he subsequently finds difficult to keep.
Or maybe wilfully waylaid.
