Sentence examples for purposely said from inspiring English sources

"Perhaps they've purposely said little.

"I hope he wasn't throwing purposely," said Bragg, who glared at Dempster but did not get a return look.

"I found out you lost the money purposely," said Mr. Fakih, who had lost more than a half-million dollars in just over a year and a half.

"If people knew how vain I was, they'd know that having a big gash across my forehead isn't something I'd do purposely," said Haye, a former two-weight world champion.

Ms. Boyd explained Friendster this way: "It allows you to purposely say who the people in your world are and to allow them to see each other, through a connection of you".

I started to look into his life and realised that he was the kind of person that, in a very unacceptable way, based on all my values and standards, would sometimes purposely say things to get a rise out of people, just to watch their reactions.

But now since I'm on the other side of the fence I see that's not always the case (sometimes it is but not always) and they didn't purposely say I'm not going to date someone who looks like me (again, sometimes not the case).

Don't purposely say something rude to put them in a bad mood for the rest of the day.

Really think about what your teacher is saying, and if you disagree, don't be afraid to raise your hand and say so! Discussion is a major part of History class, and oftentimes your teacher will purposely say something controversial to spark debate.

"The fire was deemed incendiary in nature, purposely set," said Michael Loughran, a spokesman for the Fire Department.

"That was more than a mistake — that was done purposely," he said.