Sentence examples for willfully by from inspiring English sources

But the suit against New York City, and a similar case in Connecticut, contend that the exception is often ignored, innocently or willfully, by officers on the street.

We have been told by Michael Moss, and others before him, that our food supply is willfully manipulated by smart and highly trained people to maximize the eating we all do, the calories it takes to feel full, and -- of course -- the money we spend along the way.

Writing about Sanitation's "consistent state of not-there-ness," Robin Nagle comments that workers are "willfully unseen by the public".

When you are willfully upstaged by your own grinding clowns, it might be time to try something else.

But by the time the Husband lands in a domestic comedy, he may be a patriarch in name only, his rule willfully sabotaged by his unruly family.

It is her doleful conviction that san workers are condemned to invisibility, "willfully unseen by the public," noticed only when the job is not done right.

Nevertheless, The New Criterion, willfully undisturbed by the fashions of the day, has mounted a quixotic campaign to save Parker's poetic reputation.

But that edifice was willfully demolished by Samuel Rea's successors, and something resembling an air-raid shelter was foisted on the people who use trains.

"Those facts and figures appear to have been willfully manipulated by certain Autonomy employees prior to the company's acquisition, to mislead investors and potential buyers".

In the days leading up to the show, Wintrich claimed that it had been willfully ignored by the "progressive puritans" in the left-leaning art press.

It was a point willfully overlooked by Labour Party politicians and an army of bloggers who spent the day in what amounted to a mass political flogging of Mr. Gove.