This was to become the theme of his 1992 book "Past Imperfect," which chronicled French intellectuals like Jean-Paul Sartre who publicly supported Stalinism while remaining willfully blind to its horrors.
I cannot see a president willfully taking the United Nations, five other nations who supported us in this negotiation and saying, "Sorry, we're just going to walk away from this and create a more dangerous situation in the Middle East".
Contrary to the willfully misleading rhetoric advanced by the Gulf airlines and their supporters, American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, and United Airlines strongly support the Open Skies agreements the United States has with more than 110 countries, which have benefited the airlines and their workers.
She seldom speaks to the press, but she did write a post on Medium on behalf of the campaign to support Trump's incendiary claim that Hillary Clinton willfully failed to enforce immigration laws as secretary of state.
But the report said "the direct and circumstantial evidence supports the conclusion that the government did not willfully withhold material known to be discoverable".
But this exceptionalism sits in the context of willfully ignoring the multitude of other iterations that surround and support it.
But instead of supporting this compromise, the gun lobby and its allies willfully lied about the bill.
Lawyers not involved in any lawsuits said the report appeared to support an argument that Enron's directors did not recklessly or willfully participate in fraud.
Also on Friday, the committee reviewed a draft article of impeachment alleging that "contrary to his oath to support the Constitution of the State of Connecticut," the governor "has, knowingly and willfully, impeded and hindered the investigation".
Hernández is quite willfully good on longing, from the boy who wants to see under his teacher's skirts to the man going sadly away because he needs to find work to support his wife and children.
