Sentence examples for will be willfully from inspiring English sources

As recently noted in an article in Waging Nonviolence, SB 1070 provides a "rare opportunity" for direct civil disobedience in the sense that people will be willfully violating the very law in question in itself, rather than the typical scenario where an ancillary law (e.g., trespassing, blocking traffic) is violated in protest of some larger policy.

I am long China via the CAF but will not be willfully blind to the fact that sequential (monthly) gains in Chinese growth may be stalling here.

Under the new policy, any candidate who is found to be "willfully ignoring or violating" the committee guidelines will be asked privately to "modify such conduct".

They tend to scowl a lot, and seem to be willfully obtuse.

Or if they do, they may be willfully unaware.

It is now "cool" to be willfully ignorant.

Amid all the speculation about the new season of Twin Peaks that was recently commissioned by Showtime, helmed once again by Lynch after his brief departure from the project due to disagreements over the show's budget, what seems certain is that this new season will be just as willfully uncathartic, another installment of narrative blue-balling.

If religious fundamentalists or cultural conservatives generally choose to reject that "common ground," as many will, then they are willfully abandoning any path to the achievement of their own objectives that does not depend on raw power and repression.

It will be fascinating to hear this willfully unpredictable stylist negotiate big-band arrangements of his own work.

This will be the first year I willfully and intentionally do not pay my full share of income tax.

Pakistan, not Iraq, will likely remain the headquarters of international jihad, but the idea that a fragmented Iraq will be a hard place for terrorists to thrive willfully ignores the recent examples of Somalia, Afghanistan, Lebanon, and Pakistan.