Voorbeelden van wittingly

• Stolen goods are often bought unwittingly or wittingly by collectors.

• If the bank wittingly or unwittingly laundered funds, we should recover them if we can.

• The prosecution claimed she had wittingly and willingly taken part in the bombing of a bio-technology institute.

• Wittingly or not, these studies have established an unwritten but alluring template for the study of policy reform.

• The soundscape of the future is being shaped wittingly and unwittingly by the attitudes and sonic additions of the present.

• However, often contrary to their appearance, civil society organisations make ideological choices, and wittingly or unwittingly play political roles.

• Commercial producers, on the other hand, wittingly or unwittingly capitulate to the demands of a music industry ultimately only concerned with sales.

• You wouldn't choose this path wittingly because it's awkward, difficult, politically incorrect, edgy and gritty.

• Wittingly or unwittingly, such people ' partook of heresy ', and one result was the ' seepage of ideas ' across religious boundaries.

• Hence, we do not learn, for example, what the widows might have done - wittingly or unwittingly - to force a change in their friends' perceptions of them.

• One cannot wittingly believe a borderline statement.

• It seems that an unfortunate pincer movement is being deployed, whether wittingly or unwittingly—who knows, in this day of consensual politics?

• It is becoming monotonous, predictable, see-through and progressively more ineffectual every time he unwittingly or wittingly deploys it.

• They do not wittingly send their employees out in vehicles which should not be on the roads.

• I do not say that they all do it wittingly.

• It reduces the immense amount of cruelty towards animals which has been carried out in the past, sometimes wittingly and sometimes unwittingly.

• I would do him this justice, that he did not wittingly get so incensed.

• We must also recognise that too many people in our society, either wittingly or unwittingly, are working towards the detriment of good race relations.