Sentence examples for willful bad from inspiring English sources

Damian Woetzel's Prodigal Son was a willful bad boy.

Economically, by reinforcing the old narrative that it was the willful bad advice of Western experts that ruined Russia - and that the mess could only be cleaned up by increasing the involvement of government in the economy.

Nintendo America's infringement of the '321 patent was and is willful and in bad faith, entitling UltimatePointer to increased damages and to reasonable attorney's fees.

It is plausible that the jury could conclude that Mr. Picard has not shown willful blindness to establish bad faith, but that Mr. Wilpon and Mr. Katz did not act in good faith, either.

Last January Judge Loretta A. Preska of United States District Court in Manhattan ruled that the restaurant workers' union and its lawyers had victimized the Met through bad faith, willful misconduct, lying and withholding evidence.

Running on a platform of willful ignorance may seem like a bad idea, but based on what some of the other 2010 midterm election candidates have been saying, it's not so far off base.

Hume (1777/ 2006) provides an early notable exception, as he believed in a key role of intuition for recognizing morally good and bad decisions, not requiring willful abstract reasoning.

Is Wills's blindness willful?

Or, people will have a willful ignorance to it.

They are also big, tenacious, willful, crafty, and occasionally mean.

Nor would Mr. Groff be bad as Pentheus, the callow, willful and priggish young king who dares to defy Dionysus.