Sentence examples for willful confusion from inspiring English sources
Yet now, when nonfiction, and even a willful confusion of nonfiction and fiction, have become central literary preoccupations, Capek, with his mixed bag of forms, borrowings from pop culture and urgent voice, begins to sound very contemporary.
The trouble is a willful confusion of, yes, the self-selected élite of the museum's proper constituency with that of commerce and celebrity, which have their own manners of discernment and are doing fine without imprimaturs from West Fifty-third Street. Fifty-third Street
One way to try to address this collective and often willful confusion would be to identify a justification for exposing research subjects to net risks for the benefit of others.
The darker allegations that emerged during his and Farrow's breakup that he had sexually abused the couple's seven-year-old adopted daughter, Dylan Farrow got buried in tabloid confusion, willful public denial, and widespread ignorance about how kids process trauma.
This will prevent confusion.
Is Wills's blindness willful?
It's a confusion that in its most willful usage accounts for, if not the direct formation of stereotypes leading to bigotry, certainly the illogical but presumed justification and reinforcement of stereotypes by the bigot.
She is "insolent and willful," he says, and just to be sure there's no confusion, he adds, "I don't like the way you look, sound or move".
The question of what Fat White Family are aiming for is unanswered over Songs for Our Mothers, the confusion compounded further by Tinfoil Deathstar, which, amid all the willful amorality and nihilism, seems to take an oddly moralistic stance about sequestering yourself from the horror of the outside world with drugs.
