Sentence examples for more purposeful more from inspiring English sources

"It made me more purposeful, more focussed, less random," he said.

Data-gathering and reporting become more purposeful, more focused on pertinent positive and negative information and exploring diagnostic possibilities.

Mr Sarkozy came to power promising to be a kind of "anti-Chirac": more purposeful, more hands-on, more consistent, less hostile to American influence.

"I kept repeating the same words, crying each time". He continued to give interviews because it felt to him like some kind of public mourning ritual, a way to expiate for leading the life of a "cream puff". "It made me more purposeful, more focussed, less random," he said.

He wanted to be healthier, more mindful, more purposeful.

On the contrary, gangs have become more purposeful, and more deeply involved in organised drug crime.

The other life is more significant and more purposeful.

Their passes were more purposeful, their dribbling more sophisticated, and they dominated possession.

Now La Selección meets Germany, whose defense is more experienced, more purposeful, than the Russian defense.

At the same time, we have strayed farther than we need have from Kennedy's more restrained, more purposeful use of the bully pulpit.

Literally five minutes (and 10 years) later, I had this sentence: "We help organizations create workplaces that are healthier, happier, more focused, more purposeful and higher performing, by better meeting the needs of their employees — physically, emotionally, mentally and spiritually".