Sentence examples for Be purposeful in from inspiring English sources

Be purposeful in identifying what information you must have and then go get it.

Perhaps the most important criteria teachers could use to identify and select video to mediate science learning is to be purposeful in their selection and to assess whether the video designers' purposes conflicts with their own as teachers; that is an imperative is being clear about reasons for showing a particular video and knowing how it connects to curriculum goals.

Mr. Liguori said that every show on OWN should be purposeful, in keeping with Ms. Winfrey's carefully cultivated brand.

However, in selecting a video for teaching reasons a teacher needs to be purposeful in knowing what they intend the students to learn from watching it.

Once you begin a friendship, you must be purposeful in developing it.

So the question is: can we be purposeful in teaching for equality?" Lee Anne Bell, professor and director of the department of education at Barnard College, remarks.

Jack Colback was purposeful in midfield and Newcastle might have equalised in the first half but for Wojciech Szczesny's double save.

Sampling was purposeful in which 20 children, who were diagnosed as separation anxiety disorder, were selected, and randomly divided into two experimental and control groups (10 subjects each).

It was the ordering, and sincere pleasure, of a man who knew what he liked and was purposeful in getting it.

Their most recent, fourth album, What Went Down – which hit the No 3 spot in Britain – was purposeful in its pursuit of muscle mass, as though the guitars had been dry-rubbed in protein-shake powder.

Although publishers as a matter of sheer logic must view the persons who pay the license fees (students) as the users, their obscurantism is purposeful in pursuit of two intermediate and one ultimate goal.