They walked separately or in pairs — purposefully out of the rain to the shelter of the platform, where the car horns called to them.
She was among the worst in the show's history -- purposefully out-of-touch, with brief, alarming flashes of off-color racial humor.
George, one of Mr. Trump's aides, who evaluates contestants as they compete, strode purposefully out of the building, careful not to break stride as tourists shrieked in recognition.
The players know that if they do not play the ball neatly and purposefully out of defence, their place in the team will be in jeopardy.
Palliative care folks must stride purposefully out of their comfort zones to make the necessary alliances with non-medical professional colleagues.
Peter Hunter Paddy Considinee) is a more experienced and disciplined figure than Eddie Dunford, and the director of this episode, James Marsh ("Man on Wire"), in keeping with Hunter's cool, has a more settled and purposefully matter-of-fact style.
When nature is conceived as endlessly and purposefully symbolic of revealed truth, specifically literary problems of form and meaning are bound to be neglected.
But the series is also purposefully critical of the idea that Brazil is a peaceful melting pot of cultural ideas.
Forces have killed thousands of people including men, women, and children targeted and killed purposefully because of their ethnic background, in gruesome massacres, or shot in their homes, in hospitals or churches, trying to hide or flee.
Tetzlaff's palette extends to harsh or crushed tones, even to sounds that he has purposefully leached of color.
