Deeply influenced by Hegelian idealism, he viewed life on earth as a purposeful unfolding in which the tempo of history is continually roiled by events.
The group itself becomes a more dominant force, a purposeful ensemble in which the collectively energised dancers can display moments of resurgent power.
The judges thought this was "a touching, purposeful adventure, in which the characters jumped straight off the page".
The winner of English as a second language category, Angella Emurwon's play, was described by the judges as "a touching, purposeful adventure in which the characters jumped straight off the page".
And if you want to pull clients or friends into your story, crafting what Tell to Win author, Peter Guber, calls a purposeful narrative in which they can see playing a role, set up the situation in their mind's eye, saving your surprise for the end of it.
We are more and more concerned with leading meaningful and purposeful lives in which mind and body are in balance.
interviewing] to having an authentic, purposeful conversation in which you are yourself, not some "other" version that you save only for sales pitches.
As appropriate for theory development, we used purposeful sampling in which one seeks key informants who have knowledge about and will discuss the phenomenon of inquiry.
51 To construct the sample, we utilised the strategy of random purposeful sampling 49 52 in which groups of interest (gender, specialty, region of origin) were identified and key informants within each group were randomly selected to achieve a diverse sample.
Some states and localities are ditching formal lessons in favor of "purposeful play"—a process in which teachers subtly guide students to learning goals through games, art, and general fun.
