Wittingly

In our attempts to find a theory which comprehends all the new facts concerning old and new elementary particles, certain wittingly unreal, symbolic particles appear in our equations, which with a little good will could be regarded as the eternally immutable atoms of philosophers. ❋ Unknown (1964)

The name wittingly references that this was the third time out for founding member Moore, and consequently the third professional bluegrass band association for him. ❋ BMNN (2010)

From whence it followeth that if a subject shall by fact or word wittingly and deliberately deny the authority of the representative of the ❋ Unknown (2007)

From whence it followeth that if a subject shall by fact or word wittingly and deliberately deny the authority of the representative of the Commonwealth (whatsoever penalty hath been formerly ordained for treason), he may lawfully be made to suffer whatsoever the representative will: for in denying subjection, he denies such punishment as by the law hath been ordained, and therefore suffers as an enemy of the Commonwealth; that is, according to the will of the representative. ❋ Unknown (1651)

Mel Gibson's film thereby overlooks many of the insights of modern Scripture scholars and, sadly, frustrates the desire of many mainstream Christian denominations to avoid precisely this kind of misrepresentation in a film that many viewers took, wittingly or unwittingly, as "historically accurate." ❋ S.J. Rev. James Martin (2011)

But companies are on notice that the Sri Lanka government is following ethnically discriminatory policies, and those that favor only certain segments of the population -- wittingly or not -- are compounding the ethnic divides that caused the 26-year war in the first place. ❋ Karunyan Arulanantham (2011)

Many became tools, wittingly or not, shedding the vestiges of their rebellious origins, for the sake of propping up the Republican Party at a time when most Americans had turned against the war. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The experience of a great work of art is something we return to -- both wittingly and unwittingly -- time and again. ❋ Heidi Zuckerman Jacobson (2011)

When I pointed out that you were wittingly or unwittingly spreading a vicious lie, you changed the topic to whether the opinion falsely attributed to Petraus was an accurate assessment of the situation, and you falsely characterized the policy of building in east Jerusalem as a “right wing policy” even though every Israeli government, left or right wing, has purused it. ❋ Unknown (2010)

No kid willingly dons madras for a birthday party, thought Ben, nor was there any way that dull-as-dishwater Paul wittingly selected pinstripe slacks and a fuchsia sweater. ❋ Scott Gummer (2011)

This would only reproduce wittingly what Millions-type lists do unwittingly, which is to assume that anything remotely useful can be accomplished by making lists and choosing up sides. ❋ Unknown (2010)

These writers have been accused of frivolity, of -- wittingly or unwittingly -- undermining their own craft. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Adult concerns about the way teenagers wittingly – or unwittingly – compromise their privacy on Facebook rest on more solid foundations. ❋ John Naughton (2010)

Iran has a proven record of using its official presence in a foreign city to coordinate attacks, which are then carried out by Hezbollah agents from abroad, often leveraging the local community—whether wittingly or not—as facilitators. ❋ Mitchell D. Silber (2012)