Sentence examples for purposefully fail from inspiring English sources

The lesson is NOT to purposefully fail, but how to become resilient if and when you do.

One of these wars must be picked up by students and graduates, and fought in places well outside of protest throngs and critique of leaders appointed to purposefully fail through executive tampering, or to be forced into the same by outside influences.

No matter how much you want to fit in, do not purposefully fail assignments or do badly in school.

"Justice is not fostered by rewarding in any fashion a parent who purposefully fails to provide any emotional, nurturing and/or financial support to a child," he wrote, concluding that the Workers Compensation Boardd should determine whether Mr. Caldwell is disqualified from receiving benefits.

He indicated struggling in school classes when his "relationship with the teacher did not suit [him]." He explained that he was once expected to earn good grades in a particular class, and as a result he purposefully failed the course.

Examples of this could include a student who purposefully fails a test to get back at a teacher or an athlete that throws a game to get back at a coach.

Gift yourself, be present, fail purposefully, find easy, join life, be happy and get a pal were a few of these.

Here are three stories of people who tried to get out of military service by purposefully attempting to fail the psychological evaluation.

For example, SIPs might invest all available cash just days before the client needs a withdrawal, sell funds to generate cash just days before a contribution, generate capital gains taxes unnecessarily by selling a highly appreciated security or fail to purposefully realize capital gains while the client is in a lower tax bracket.

For me, seeing the American flag flying stick-straight in the wind stirs pride, yearning, and pain: pride in those who fought in battlefields, town halls, and courts of law for the ideals that flag represents; yearning for the day when those ideals will be fully realized for every American, and pain for all who suffer when we fail -- sometimes purposefully -- to stay true to those ideals.

Collins's exhibitions have at-times been critiqued as "parodies" of art shows, in which he purposefully creates objects that he know will fail to create a contrast with his more meaningful creations.