Sentence examples for that the purposeful from inspiring English sources

She begins in panic, moves to reconciliation and ends by recognising she will be her true inner self to the end, and that the purposeful pursuit of good in the world is what will sustain her.

That is the purposeful complexity and ambiguity that is inserted into the law, thereby giving every litigant a hope for success and turning the legal system into a giant game of roulette, which only the wealthy can afford to play.

But it has failed to come to terms with the reality that "governance-by-design"—the purposeful effort to use technology to embed values is becoming a central mode of policymaking, and that our existing regulatory system is fundamentally ill-equipped to prevent that phenomenon from subverting public governance.

That and the purposeful Stanford Cardinal.

One question is today as it was when the Iraq War was just starting: What will be the implications of our invasion, certainly any actions that involve the purposeful humiliation of detainees or civilians.

We're hearing more about "phased retirement," and the opportunity for workers to set their own levels of participation at work as they age, and to carve out more time for other work that reflects the purposeful aspect of Erikson's Generativity concept.

A prospective system that incorporates the purposeful, standardized collection of partial condemnation data pertaining to organs of interest for disease surveillance could be validated with other health information.

The sample volume was considered 500 participants that selecting by the Purposeful sampling method based on matching.

That was true, and the consensus at ringside afterward seemed to be that Mayweather, the victim of the purposeful headbutt, had not done anything illegal, even if he would not win any awards for sportsmanship.

That sets the direction for the "purposeful intervention" by enabling the therapist to focus specifically on the strengths, needs, and health concerns of the individual being served.

His virtuous freedom from purpose seems as exaggerated in its way as the purposeful rapacity that elsewhere Mr. Canetti comes close to treating as the human norm.