Sentence examples for feel purposeful from inspiring English sources

There were always a few people around, and their presence made it feel purposeful.

You feel purposeful energy humming in the air as you watch the inhabitants stroll through the maze of streets and lanes, arm in arm.

But the Mormon Church also brought her joy, she says after leaving her faith, and what's missing here is a record of the ways in which "it made my life feel purposeful, and centered and right".

When I build a fire, I feel purposeful – proud I can unscrew the wing nuts from off the rusted bolts, dis- assembling one of the things my ex left when he left right left.

There is something about walking the bridge -- whether it is the light and the air or the fact that you're walking, changing that perfect view with every step, rather than standing around on an observation deck -- that makes it hard not to feel purposeful, or dreamy, or exhilarated, or reflective, or all four at once.

What makes you feel purposeful?

The new version, by comparison, feels purposeful, unbaffled, artfully composed, and lit, amazingly, with hints of jocularity.

When the band played something complex, like the 13-beat rhythm he wrote into "The Snake," or a similar one written by the band's trumpeter and percussionist Richard Nant in "Chucaro" (it could be heard as 13 but broke down more exactly into three, four and two threes), it felt purposeful, not just tricky, and the audience got behind it, cheering forcefully.

Color runs riot and while I'm not sure why the blood red paint became increasingly prominent (this is not a bloody play) it felt purposeful and I went with it.

I first the epitome of living out my purpose while fighting cancer as a teen, a strange project for a young girl to undertake, but it felt purposeful and right because I knew it was the exact obstacle I needed to conquer for more reasons than my survival.

Seeing the buildings rise from the rail yard makes each Hudson Yards meeting feel very purposeful.