Sentence examples for it's purposely from inspiring English sources

If this seems overdone, it's purposely so, since Mr. Eugenides's theme is obsessive longing, to the point, precisely, of this kind of lunacy, which teenage boys are capable of when confronted with the unfathomable reality of teenage girls.

"It's purposely not edgy like a lot of dot-com advertising you see," Ms. Seid said.

"It's purposely made difficult for a person with a full-time job and other things to do".

But "it's purposely misspelled," according to David Huang, the affable owner, in an effort to be catchy and "just a little different".

The performers, who frequently comment on their own performance with contrived self-consciousness, guide audience members to new vantage points; it's purposely disruptive, but hardly enlightening.

It's purposely so super secret because it's used to authenticate your identity so only you can gain access to your most treasured assets.

IN August, Comcast denied accusations that it was purposely disrupting file-sharing among its customers, but reports of stymied traffic — particularly from people using the popular BitTorrent protocol — have continued.

"Turkey's youth has been apolitical since the 1980s, when it was purposely scared off politics" after the 1980 military coup, she said.

Art Carol Vogel The MUSEUM OF MODERN ART wants to make sure audiences don't just visit its second-floor contemporary-art galleries once, so it is purposely shaking things up to showcase new work and give everyone a reason to keep coming back.

The MUSEUM OF MODERN ART wants to make sure audiences don't just visit its second-floor contemporary-art galleries once, so it is purposely shaking things up to showcase new work and give everyone a reason to keep coming back.

Bruno Mars's performance didn't suffer from any of these mishaps — it was purposely unflashy, much like the man himself, and it was also one of the best.