But where "Fargo" the film followed the violent domino-fall of half-baked plans, the TV series has a more specific and purposeful driving force.
But on the Camino Lewis-Kraus weaves a story that is both searching and purposeful, one that forces the reader, like the pilgrim, to value the journey as much as the destination.
Her previous videos were excruciating, in a purposeful way; they forced you to reckon with generational stereotypes and called attention to the ways in which the art and media worlds tolerate, and even reward, narcissism.
Among French composers Saint-Saëns was a decisive force in a purposeful shift from opera and other dramatic entertainments toward ostensibly more exalted absolute forms like the symphony and the sonata.
Leicester certainly made a more obviously purposeful start than of late, forcing the visitors on to the back foot.
Prehospital care under other remote, austere conditions may be similar, whereby an individual may be forced to continue purposeful actions despite traumatic injury.
Moreau gives Sarah a scene of erotic tension and fury — one that features bloodshed — but that's nonetheless brisk and offhanded, its effect dissipating quickly in the force of Sarah's purposeful, unshakeable character.
The concept of 'war' is associated with the rational, purposeful, organised, and official use of force.
The feeling that one's learning activities are purposeful and rewarding is another driving force for motivation [ 50].
A U.S. national security official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, later said the troop movements by Gaddafi's forces towards Benghazi were "purposeful".
