| The government had in fact wilfully stood in the way of families reuniting, and had aggressively prevented parents reuniting with their children. |
| She's the 19-year-old author of a wilfully eccentric, impossible to categorise debut album. |
| Magnard himself was a natural contrapuntist, often seeming wilfully to shun the blandishments of orchestral colour. |
| His astonishing debut feature is one of the most wilfully obscure pieces of genre-busting cinema in a very long time. |
| You don't accept the possibility that a government may one day wilfully misuse this information. |
| At the end of Henry IV, in a re-enactment of Hamlet's murder of Polonius, Henry wilfully thrusts his sword into Belcredi. |
