… So that's an example of purposefully changing negative behavior through the use of technology, design, creative thinking and also communication … being able to talk to each other.
What many critics fail to account for is that most neighborhoods in this country are not integrated, arguably, purposefully so.
It's a culturally oriented event, and purposefully so.
As heroes, these figures aren't all that heroic — Winston Smith is a mid-ranking employee of the Ministry of Truth, in Orwell's "1984"; Bernard Marx, in Huxley's "Brave New World," is self-conscious about his puny body — and purposefully so.
This paper shows that such interpretations, unless based on precise field-work from relevant theoretical perspectives, can be very misleading, often purposefully so.
8. The prosecutor creates confusion, "perhaps purposefully so," Mr Roux says, over what Mr Pistorius could and couldn't have seen but the defence lawyer says that there is no contradiction in the evidence.
This has been left open purposefully, so judge using your cooking intuition.
"All of the songs are purposefully written so that they can be relatable to anyone," he said.
(Or maybe the device was purposefully amiss, so that older children might generate just such a hypothesis).
