Sentence examples for purposefully chose from inspiring English sources

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.

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

Mr. Obama purposefully chose this hardscrabble town of 4,500 people, about 50 miles south of Kansas City, Kan., where Theodore Roosevelt once laid out the progressive platform he called "the New Nationalism" to put forth his case for a payroll tax cut and his broader arguments against the Republican economic agenda in what his aides hoped would be viewed as a defining speech.

Gary Muto, president of Gap Adult, Body and Personal Care, says that the company purposefully chose to target the Fifth Avenue shopper instead of the chain's core customer.

Since this type of research could play a role in the ongoing debate on intravenous fluid therapy, we purposefully chose to include all patients regardless of the reason for their admission instead of preselecting subgroups of patients or diseases.

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

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

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".

Luck has purposefully chosen to be low-key in his entrance to the N.F.L., and if a first overall draft pick can fly under the radar, he has managed to do it.