This may take a bit of purposeful destruction (read: zipper-breaking), but the zip-from-the-top, stomach-baring aesthetic is a great way to add a street style-worthy twist to an outdated track suit or winter parka.
The gauges at least seem purposeful, large and easy to read, and the controls for the potent-but-not-especially clear-sounding 360-watt six-speaker (plus separate subwoofer) Infinity audio system were large and easy to adjust.
Each step in the configuration of the potential explicative axes requires new purposeful and iterative reading of texts to legitimate and corroborate the interpretation of findings [ 25].
They just move about, and yet everyone reads these movements as purposeful, and revealing of their characters.
The bands read less as expressive gesture than as purposeful design.
Their definition reads as follows: "Student success is defined as academic achievement, engagement in educationally purposeful activities, satisfaction, acquisition of desired knowledge, skills, and competencies, persistence, attainment of educational outcomes, and post-college performance" (p. 5).
Learning to read may develop into a love of books and learning but it is the purposeful love of a parent that steers a child toward a hopeful future.
Whatever devotion may mean to you, chances are that once you read those words, the atmosphere in the space will feel, however subtly, charged, the objects alive and purposeful, awake.
I haven't read "Ulysses" — my Joycean education began and ended with "The Dubliners" in a Galway classroom — but I've never been one to pass up organized, purposeful drinking.
It's instructive to re-read the prime minister, David Cameron's rhetoric on the "big society", back in the heady, early days before austerity had taken root: how eloquent and purposeful it seemed then; how empty and cynical now.
