Despite all this, I continued along my path, because I believe that if you have a knowing about your purpose and who you are as a leader, you are obligated to embrace, pursue and master your potential.
When Mr. Feinstein, who knew she had married and had assumed that his opportunity to be with Ms. Sarf had evaporated, heard that message, he said, "The feeling of great happiness was surreal, but I also had a lot of anxiety not knowing the purpose of the call".
But simply knowing the purpose of a utilitarian object can lend it a nobility, which is, of course, a very special form of beauty.
In order to reduce expectation effects - i.e., the idea that knowing the purpose of an experiment might influence behavior - the researchers told participants a fictitious cover story that the experiment was supposedly investigating the effects of a technique used by physical therapists.
He argues that cuteness is an addictive antidote to today's pressured expectations of knowing our purpose, being in charge, and appearing predictable, transparent, and sincere.
Pupils work better knowing the purpose of learning, and so do we!
If McPherson is not around, Florida State will never be caught knowing the purpose of the $3,500 he is accused of receiving.
As the story sat, Dean Baquet, the Times' executive editor, decided that it would not suffice to report the existence of computer contacts without knowing their purpose.
When an ally like Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain or Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany wants to talk with him, diplomats said, he will call back within hours, even minutes, without even insisting on knowing the purpose.
A member of Ukraine's Parliament with close ties to the security services, Anton Gerashchenko, said that the interaction was online or by phone and that the Ukrainian programmer had been paid to write customized malware without knowing its purpose, only later learning it was used in Russian hacking.
Zack Friedman: Let's talk more about knowing your purpose.
