Sentence examples for purposely using from inspiring English sources

Both were said to be purposely using a museum show to inflate the value of the artists on view.

The only person to have called out the media for purposely using unsmiling images was Minaj herself.

The case is the same for mobile OSes although, until very recently, the idea of purposely using an open OS has been a fairly nebulous concept.

He went on to state that the Canadians played "very crudely, purposely using foul methods that endanger the lives of their rivals".

We purposely used healthy, young (4 weeks old) outbred mice: this allowed us (1) to directly examine the link between the development of organ injury/dysfunction in the consistently robust hyperinflammatory environment [23] and (2) to avoid strong confounding factors such as age [24] and comorbidities [25].

Still, as the Guggenheim's paper conservator, Jeffrey Warda, explains, Motherwell purposely used commercially coated papers in a search for more vivid colors.

It said that Tolstoy "purposely used his great talent to destroy Russia's traditional spiritual and social order" and that it was "no accident that the leader of the Bolsheviks extremely valued the aim of Leo Tolstoy's activity".

To continue on the theme of questions and comments related to voice-over announcers, I have long wondered if companies purposely use slightly less well-known talent as narrators in commercials or ask their more famous talent to "disguise" their voices, or make them ever so slightly less recognizable.

"We purposely use words like 'open' and 'integrity' a lot in appealing to Indian millennials".

We purposely use a linear weighting factor for the fitness value function in view of the linear edge triangular-spectrum.

Solar air heaters are one of these applications purposely used for, drying, timber seasoning and space heating.