Sentence examples for more purposefully and from inspiring English sources
But by the time I got to these, I had already caught myself being a little more persistent, weighing consequences more purposefully and pushing my middle-aged mind to wrap itself around old problems in new ways.
With the help of our computational prediction, experimental researchers can work more purposefully and efficiently.
Dickerson explained the change today on Etsy's blog, saying that his focus as the new CEO will be to impel Etsy to move faster "and more purposefully", and re-prioritize risk-taking and "learning by doing" and "iterating".
With "Back Off Boogaloo", NME critic Bob Woffinden noted Starr's success in establishing himself in the two years since the Beatles' break-up, and wrote that the single "confirmed that he and Harrison, dark horses both, were the ones who had managed their solo careers more purposefully and intelligently" compared with McCartney and Lennon.
Rather, samples are selected more purposefully and not by the need to generalize or predict but by a need to create deeper understanding or meaning[ 11].
We think that it is time to use these terms more carefully and more purposefully and to refer to models that have some basis in theory and evidence" [ 20].
(For anyone too lazy to click the link, the Daily Mail wrote a histrionic piece criticizing Annette's article but did the EXACT SAME THING with a burqa in 2008, except theirs was far more purposefully offensive and spiteful and directly referenced Islam. Our favorite line?
Stage two, over the next three or four years, was pushing ahead more purposefully with health and care integration to realise benefits for the whole system.
My goals for 2015 are to learn a new language and go to more exhibitions, and I am keeping my definitions of "learn" and "more" purposefully vague to avoid any feelings of disappointment when I enter 2016 a year from now, having visited two exhibitions and learnt four words of Portuguese.
With luck, this "Don Carlos" could open the door for a later and greater dramatic poem of Schiller's: "Wallenstein," his epic trilogy of the Thirty Years' War, a more challenging and more purposefully chaotic proposition.
In becoming a criminal, she believed, Ripley was living more lucidly and more purposefully than most human beings are capable of doing.
