Sentence examples similar to willful expression from inspiring English sources
"Scream," as she'd written, was replaced with the word "Vote," with the editor repurposing a poem about willful, emotional expression into a poem about dutiful, civic expression.
Is Wills's blindness willful?
Or, people will have a willful ignorance to it.
In their willful and ironic banality and their rejection of emotional expression, these early works were a radical departure from the Abstract Expressionist styles that dominated the American art scene at the time.
City officials say the notation is merely an expression of concern, even distaste, for a willful nonprofit organization that could not account for hundreds of thousands of dollars in city aid.
Sangallo followed the Renaissance precepts regarding the architectural orders on the lower floors, but Michelangelo's top story uses the traditional elements in a willful way, capping it all with an overpowering cornice a personal expression that foreshadowed Mannerism, a leaching of Renaissance ideals, and the subsequent theatrical self-expression of Baroque.
Though willful and tough in his professional life (he is described as habitually wearing "an expression as if he had determined to drive his head through a brick wall"), Grant was in many ways a modest man.
Or perhaps something far more sinister, a willful censorship, striking at the very heart of artistic creativity and ultimately at our basic freedoms of expression.
No more willful blindness.
