Sentence examples for purposefully cultivated from inspiring English sources

He purposefully cultivated a beard to intimidate the opposition, but the attempt backfired when he was mocked as "The Ayatollah" by home fans.

Desan said that Montaigne purposefully cultivated that image late in his life built on the ruins of his political ambitions, and embraced by thinkers who chose to ignore the earlier aspects of his life.

Marjorie's "way" is a purposefully cultivated professionalism and respect for her client, evident in one of Marjorie's first questions.

If you purposefully cultivate the idea that a massively diverse group of people are violent, undeserving and "incompatible" with society, you dehumanise them.

Leaders such as these purposefully cultivate the art of reflection into their workdays, and rely on a number of techniques to reclaim and protect their time.

However vocally Russians denounce homosexuality, anyone familiar with Russia's entertainment scene can promptly enumerate many celebrity figures that purposefully cultivate sexually ambiguous identities and have even become famous because of it.

But as 3D printing becomes more common, bringing with it all kinds of aesthetically interesting errors, there are a few established artists who, like Hewlett with his Doctor Who antagonists, are purposefully trying to cultivate a sense of glitchiness. .

Chic cultivated anonymity.

Finally, he cultivated individuality.

He cultivated junior accountants.

Several varieties are cultivated.