Sentence examples for purposefully engage from inspiring English sources

Pedagogical approaches in the college extend beyond conventional classroom instruction, preparing our students to purposefully engage their fields and the larger world.

Their tasks are not easy, as not only must they inhabit the characters created for them, but improvise within those roles as they purposefully engage with their solo audience members while keeping the whole thing to precise time.

Additional key aspects of PCRC resources include a Scientific Review Committee, a Publications Committee, and initiatives to purposefully engage investigators in a community of palliative care science.

After lunch, students participated in breakout sessions facilitated by the design firm IDEO, which focused on helping students engage in strength-finding exercises, as well as brainstorming plans to purposefully engage on their college campuses when they arrive in the fall.

Memphis' National Civil Rights Museum, the Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture, The Center for Civil and Human Rights in Atlanta and so many more teach painful American history with a clear mission: Make sure no person leaves without understanding that real change only happens when ordinary people choose to purposefully engage.

"Star Wars" purposefully engaged with the full potential of storytelling in film to address a social and cinematic gap.

The suit asserts that General Pasha and other ISI officers were "purposefully engaged in the direct provision of material support or resources" to the planners of the Mumbai attacks.

The discovery of the "default network" of the brain the part of the brain at work when we are not purposefully engaged in other tasks—is one of the most important recent discoveries in neuroscience.

Your workday is not a toothpaste tube, and the last few minutes should be purposefully engaged, not carelessly tossed.

The culture of aging is changing as more and more boomers seek to remain active, productive and purposefully engaged.

FBI Director James Comey said that American law provides "a bulwark against prosecuting someone for having an idea or having an interest". Comey, the FBI director, maintains that Americans still have protection against the government going after them for simple speech because the feds know they'll have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that a suspect purposefully engaged in illegal conduct.