Sentence examples for willfully to from inspiring English sources

And there are disconcerting moments when he seems, willfully, to be steering into the thunderheads.

There proved to be a hunger for these kinds of stories among readers, which existing prizes seemed willfully to ignore.

To win a conviction, the government would have to prove that Mr. Zimmerman acted willfully to violate Mr. Martin's civil rights, those familiar with such cases have said.

His plays present in gruelling detail the wreck of human lives under the stresses that the gods often seem willfully to place upon them.

The State of Georgia declined to prosecute, but the Justice Department secured a conviction under a Reconstruction-era statute that made it a federal crime willfully to deprive someone of his civil rights under color of law.

Yet the deniers are choosing, willfully, to ignore that threat, placing future generations of Americans in grave danger, simply because it's in their political interest to pretend that there's nothing to worry about.

Koosman, 66, of Osceola, Wis., pleaded guilty in May to willfully failing to file taxes for 2002, a misdemeanor, in a deal with prosecutors.

But he was already running behind on paying his taxes, with debts to the Internal Revenue Service that topped $1 million by the time he was charged and pleaded guilty in 2010 to willfully failing to pay.

One that we seem to willfully relegate to hear-see-speak no evil while simultaneously watching it play out today in places like Ferguson.

EHP strengthened its policy in 2004 to allow a 3-year ban for authors found to "have willfully failed to disclose a competing interest" (Environmental Health Perspectives 2009).

JP Morgan and HSBC were alleged to be "willfully" blind to Madoff's fraud.