Sentence examples for purposefully suggest from inspiring English sources

And "Wake Me When It's Over" appears to purposefully suggest Drake, for what it's worth, though certainly at points Drake has suggested Mr. Nash.

Mr. Lott, who had left the score purposefully vague, suggested different approaches.

I tried on a Junya Watanabe blazer ($1,095), purposefully wrinkled to suggest an exciting life in the bottom of a duffel bag.

"If you search for 'Yves Saint Laurent,' you'll be fighting over pieces with a bigger group of people," said Sophia Amoruso, founder and chief executive of the e-commerce retailer Nasty Gal, who suggested purposefully misspelling brand names as well.

The judge also noted that there's a lack of evidence to suggest that Amazon purposefully used "app store" to create an association between the two stores.

On one set of arcs I began by heading in purposefully faster than sanity might suggest feasible, and, sure enough, the car strode over the solid center line and I had to use steering and brakes to get the 530i righted.

Each shot serves the narrative in a specific way: a bit of visual information might be purposefully withheld, a camera angle might suggest a slight shift in power.

And though it's absurd to suggest that anyone is purposefully making less money to reap governmental reward, it's plain to see that some would stand to benefit by doing so.

Finally, and perhaps most importantly, several of the scenarios chosen were purposefully controversial without clear evidence to suggest one optimal approach.

A cynic might point to this and suggest that nationalists and republicans have purposefully chosen to strike when the proverbial iron is hot.

And there are surprisingly contemporary touches: a pointillist burst in the orchestra to suggest panic among the players; a purposefully "wrong note" brass fanfare to slyly introduce the king and his mistress.