Sentence examples for if purposefully from inspiring English sources

Both begin with vigorous, hard-driven movements in a tonal if purposefully brash style, and they sound surprisingly conventional until Mr. Friedman veers off toward unusual byways of rhythm or timbre.

Iranian verbal attacks, if purposefully stepped up (and backed with smuggled weapons, as the Saudis allege), may further inflame opinion in Eastern Province and Bahrain, leading to bigger, destabilising demonstrations.

Amazon is unrivalled in its ability to sell and ship people books and other goods more cheaply and smoothly than anyone else, but, long after it established itself as the world's de-facto bookseller, Amazon has failed (if purposefully, in many respects) to fulfill the simplest promise of the digital-commerce revolution: making a profit by selling goods online.

Poor structure ruins otherwise effective graphs by accidentally distorting the data, making them hard to read, or distracting the readers if purposefully misleading (Doumont 2009).

But, he added, "if people repeatedly have unexcused absences, if they purposefully disrupt the store, or create an unsafe working condition for our customers and associates, those issues will be addressed" in accordance with company employment policy.

If that protection evaporates, and especially if Jews purposefully and willfully keep ourselves disarmed, we are in grave danger.

It's as if they purposefully avoided knowledge of the long history of successes that interrogators have achieved from the 1940s until now.

But if I purposefully make something visible to friends, I don't want it to suddenly disappear without warning.

Snapchat even intelligently tells the caller their partner is "unavailable" if they miss they call, but that they "can't talk right now" if they purposefully silence it.

It uses a reciprocal privacy model so you can only see your proximity to friends if you both have it turned on, and you can only see someone's exact location if they purposefully share it with you.

It's not clear whether the scope of the email-scanning program is much smaller than reported by Reuters, or if Yahoo purposefully withheld information about the program from its transparency report.