If Davis crosses paths with an assistant coach, he'll stop him and ask a purposefully hazy question: "Say, how did that kid beat us across the middle?" The coach will begin nervously scanning his visual memory for the one play that Davis is talking about.
On average, the nursing homes had 68 beds (range 53 88), and each nursing home was asked to purposefully recruit patients and relatives who might be interested in participating in the study.
"When you look at how he's conducting every aspect of the campaign it seems entirely fair to ask if he's purposefully trying to lose because the only alternative answer is complete arrogance and incompetence.
Hogg's text purposefully asks more questions than it answers, condemning fanaticism and poking fun at our credulity as readers at the same time.
Although human rights are interdependent and indivisible, we purposefully asked participants to rank various human rights violations to understand the relative importance of these violations on their daily lives.
I ask a simple question: why purposefully ingest a substance that has been shown, on average, to reduce potential?
While government has a very important role to play in setting the rules, the transformative and rapid change needed to address this issue is a lot to ask of a legislative system purposefully designed for incremental and slow-moving change.
If you know a professor or teacher will let you come back to finish a test, purposefully don't finish the exam and ask to comeback on a later date.
All day long, visitors come and go: some tentatively, unsure if they are allowed; others marching so purposefully around that I half expect them to ask for tea.
We can purposefully pause before the distracting ensues and honestly ask ourselves where our mind is -- is it currently inventing scenarios in the future or reliving experiences from the past?
