Sentence examples for purposely picked from inspiring English sources

He said he purposely picked a subject that was not controversial, politically or otherwise.

"We purposely picked a neighborhood where movie executives never go," Mr. Weinstein said.

"We purposely picked an eclectic group to reflect the flavor of the Rau collection," Mr. Bell said, adding that he chose to limit this auction to old masters, consisting of early Italian paintings to works from 18th-century France.

The title of the episode was purposely picked by episode writer Steven Maeda to be "murder" spelled backwards.

Of all the sugary treats, the makers of Candy Crush seem to have purposely picked the worst examples.

Maeda purposely picked the title to be the backwards spelling of "murder"; notably, the same plot device was used by novelist and one-time X-Files writer Stephen King in his book The Shining.

In attack, his intelligent movement and quick acceleration means he is constantly the first outlet for a pass in a counter attack – with his team purposely picking him out wide on the right.

Regardless of whether you think Fox is biased or in cahoots with the Republicans, how does it serve the president's interests (let alone the country's) for his White House to be seen to be purposely picking a partisan fight with a news network that is widely watched by voters who help decide elections?

If you're skipping because someone is harassing you in class, or a teacher is purposely picking on you, discuss it with your counselor.

If you are playing at a lower difficulty than your opponent, purposely pick songs that you know they have solos on.

When I wrote this piece yesterday analyzing McCain's VP prospects, I purposely didn't pick Sarah Palin because I didn't think in a million years that McCain would pick her.