His revelation was the sort that seems obvious only in hindsight: that people are often purposeful and rational in their decisions, whether they are changing jobs, taking drugs or divorcing their spouses.
When literary writing declines into fine writing it is often because description isn't purposeful; rather, it's filler, virtuoso, it's pretty and in supposed good taste.
To determine the gravity of plagiarism, purposeful deception is the central issue and, if proven, is widely condemned (Pecorari 2013: KL441-42).a However, purposeful deception is often omitted from academic codes of behaviour to avoid creating a loophole for real plagiarists to allege unintentionality.
Faffing is completely harmless, whereas its opposite - dynamic, purposeful activity - is often very harmful.
These days, there's often a purposeful obscuring of authorship in the service of political goals: the same rhetoric used by a politician shows up everywhere on news networks that parrot party talking points.
His style is often awkward, defined by cagy movement and the occasional purposeful foul; as a result, it is hard to hit him cleanly.
The purposeful intensity was often such that you wondered at times if you weren't watching structured improvisation.
I have come to notice that it is within quiet gentle space where love resides, where peace can be accessed and where next steps to living a purposeful life are often revealed.
They are often more a collection of wishes than a purposeful set of clear, implementable strategies.
Indeed, a quivering or low amplitude jerky rocking motion was often observed during the attack (see video S2) and often occurred just before resumption of purposeful behavior.
