Sentence examples for purposefully focused from inspiring English sources

Mr. Steele, his party's first black chairman, dismissed criticism of his financial stewardship, saying he had purposefully focused on building grass-roots Republican activism rather than courting high-level donors.

Note that although DA concentrations were measured by microdialysis, our analysis purposefully focused mainly on the DA metabolite levels since these measures have proven to be much more consistent across the literature and they are expected to be more robust due to their far higher concentrations.

This qualitative research was embedded within a broader study that purposefully focused on four of the most marginalized districts in Sierra Leone.

So used am I to the idea of not understanding the lyrics to a song that even today, unless I purposefully focus, the words flow by me unintelligible, like a great river.

He added the protesters were demanding a new masterplan for the city which "purposefully focuses on ways to enhance the historical character of the city".

Another option is to direct your attention to the here and now, purposefully focusing on the fine details of your surroundings, thoughts or your mental state.

The Mayo Clinic defines it as, "The practice of purposefully focusing our attention on the awareness of the present moment as it relates to our thoughts, feelings, sensations in our body and our sense of the environment around us".

This paper purposefully focuses on those activities where variation in delivery was evident.

We have focused purposefully on entry-level systems that can be made locally, and the waste materials that are actually here, not a western perception of what should be recycled.

President Obama knows that, the DNC knows that, so they are purposefully and systematically now focused on Mitt Romney, trying to tear him down, as a way to influence the Republican primary.

In other words, we could purposefully try to focus our attention on what makes other people trustworthy, and in doing so cultivate trust in them.