Sentence examples for purposefully choosing from inspiring English sources

Two immigrants started Holy Trinity Monastery and the church amid 300 acres of farmland -- purposefully choosing one of the most rural settings they could find so that worshipers could practice their faith in peace and better ensure that the orthodox traditions that were being suppressed in the Soviet Union would be preserved.

Thus, conscious evolution involves purposefully choosing or creating environments that mold us into the person we want to become.

The resulting exhibit, entitled "Trapped," is a series of photos in an alcove fully blocked by a wall; there is no way to accidentally catch a glimpse without purposefully choosing to step into the alcove and away from the rest of the museum.

Different dimensions of the study topic, including beliefs, normative values and personal experiences were explored through triangulating methods and sources, and purposefully choosing and varying the sample by gender [ 46, 47] (Table  1).

"We have purposefully chosen an intimate theatre setting rather than a large venue or stadium.

They purposefully chose a place in Elgin, a couple of towns over.

Anschutz purposefully chose a spot between East and West, a company spokesman said.

"The Army Corps of Engineers purposefully chooses someone from another state to come in and do the survey," he said.

Perceptions may be a bigger threat to tourism than oil; on his latest visit Mr Obama purposefully chose to walk on a clean beach.

A cynic might point to this and suggest that nationalists and republicans have purposefully chosen to strike when the proverbial iron is hot.

While Corning had purposefully chosen a device that most visitors carried in their pockets, the Cooper Hewitt Pen aimed, in the words of Local Projects, to take "you away from your phone and closer to design".