Sentence examples for wilfully offer from inspiring English sources
In this study, there were both fathers and mothers who regarded breastfeeding as not important and their responses seemed to be real; this implies that the respondents did not wilfully offer socially desirable answers.
It may be something to do with the friends I've got, but I've rarely encountered this creature who wilfully puts offers of matrimony and children on hold in the interests of professional advancement, though no doubt they're out there.
Rather, the four loosely interrelated tales about London lives between Kilburn and Primrose Hill stubbornly, almost wilfully, refused to offer pat lessons about integration; like real life, which is messy, shonky, determinedly unglib and ever surprising.
Concision in mind, I offer him a wilfully dumb question to pat back, tweet-style: So, Greg, what's your book about?
Once when a Quins maul got stuck Care appeared to wilfully chuck a pass into the referee Greg Garner's midriff.
But theirs is a sin of omission: from what little I learned of the third sector as an employee, I suspect that between the options of "incompetence" and being "wilfully blind" – the two explanations offered by the Government for trustee failings – the vast majority fell into the former camp.
Insofar as we are living in an age which seeks to zombify us and make us relentlessly hungry, the church – seen so often as wilfully obscure and out of touch – clearly offers the promise of new life and hope.
Or maybe wilfully waylaid.
They are being wilfully deceived.
It's wilfully ridiculous.
