wittingly

She never wittingly did a hurtful thing in all the little summer of her life.

The question that still remains is: Did he do so wittingly or unwittingly?

He would never wittingly leave us in this way."

Johnson admits that reporters have, wittingly or not, aided him.

Not wittingly, for they were persons who regarded him highly, and would have done anything in his behalf.

Humanity does a great deal of wrong to Earth and to life, some of it wittingly.

You, too, have wittingly or unwittingly given the impression that this is about media integrity.

Either wittingly or unwittingly, it doesn't really make much difference."

But if you mean: did we wittingly pick on Porlock?

They are not men who wittingly will stand in the glaringly illuminated foreground of history.

Never willingly will we cause her sorrow, nor wittingly more than we must.

It was unwittingly, or perhaps wittingly, complicit in the cover-up of a scandal.

In short, we are a people ripe for the picking by those who wittingly or unwittingly want to rob us of our freedoms.

They never wittingly saw her again.

"In our view, they have wittingly or unwittingly assisted the Government in collecting taxes from us," he said.

"I will not break her heart, not wittingly."

I wittingly and well resumed the rite Learnt at thy breast, old wolf!

Every clock it makes decisions, throwing off wittingly nonoptimal paths.

"It's not easy for them, but in no Arab country I can think of has any ruling party wittingly shared power in a democratic process."

By breaking oppressive constraints, the bandits are, wittingly or not, demanding a fairer system.

But the agency strongly hinted that other investment firms may have wittingly collaborated with Salomon in some violations.

"Not wittingly, though I did not say that, Garrett.

Despite the belief, many have stated both unwittingly and wittingly that cognitive psychology links to behaviorism.

Beyond this symbolic role, the Soviets also wittingly or unwittingly played an important blocking role for Washington.

He wittingly asks to become her sworn brother, thus successfully forestalling her romantic ambitions.