Sentence examples for purposeful words from inspiring English sources

The initial banter is like a first date, tentative but purposeful, words chosen carefully.

This word substitution is telling, significant and reveals that a purposeful change of words was effected without any corresponding change in content, which directly refutes FTE's argument that by merely disregarding the words "creation" and "creationism," FTE expressly rejected creationism in Pandas.

In other words, purposeful play is characterized by being both teacher- and child-directed.

It is also a perfect example of what Judge Jones meant when he referred to "a purposeful change of words was effected without any corresponding change in content".

His life, from the outside, seems so replete, so purposeful, so – not a word one usually associates with writers – happy.

Her phrasing is curtly emphatic and her dramatic instincts are so carefully cultivated that she gives every word a purposeful intention.

Critic Mary Jane Lupton finds the appearance of the word "traveling" purposeful, since it emphasizes the journey theme, one of Angelou's most important themes of the book.

The next slide displayed the Lululemon logo, which resembles Mary Tyler Moore's flip hairdo, along with the words "personal impact, purposeful life," and a slogan, "This is yoga".

Also in that interpretation is a purposeful nuance between the new words and famous songs.

Did Justice Souter use the word "rationing" in a purposeful way, to educate the public and foster a more candid debate?

Fauré's music here benefits from his light but purposeful touch and mercurial responsiveness to the words of his singers – a team of eight, mixing experience and freshness.