While other likely Republican contenders have actively sought attention, he has purposefully avoided it.
It's as if they purposefully avoided knowledge of the long history of successes that interrogators have achieved from the 1940s until now.
And so far, the president's aides say, Mr. Bush has purposefully avoided making the kinds of threats that he made to Iraq.
In these times of enormous global concerns such as drastic climate change and huge financial crises, what could be more apt?" Patrick Harbinson purposefully avoided watching the two previous screen versions and closely followed Wyndham's book – albeit not too slavishly.
Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld said last week that "the situation in Afghanistan is far from over," and Bush administration officials have quite purposefully avoided setting any exit date from Afghanistan.
Mr. Donohue said that while he generally supported the report's findings, he believed that the study seemed to have purposefully avoided linking abuse cases with the increase in the number of gay men who became priests during the 1960s and 1970s.
The No campaign manager, Juan Carlos Vélez, boasted last week, in an extraordinary interview in La República, that he deliberately set out to inflame public opinion and that the campaign had purposefully avoided telling the public about the real contents of the peace deal.
Krauss says that he purposefully avoided trying to confirm the rumors because doing so would have been unethical.
Moreover, as the woman will probably never know that the man has purposefully avoided her, she is in no way disadvantaged.
TRI purposefully avoided this kind of construction with this program, hoping to foster more cross-collaboration among peers and different groups working on the same problem.
But we have purposefully avoided the distraction of a large merger or acquisition of the sort that can reduce R&D productivity".
