Sentence examples for the same purposeful from inspiring English sources

He entered the clubhouse with the same purposeful stride with which he exits the bullpen.

"Birkerts uses the skills he has honed as a literary critic with calm efficiency, probing his past in the same purposeful way he might take on the latest novel by Anne Tyler, Nicholas A. Basbanessaidid here last year.

Chailly brought the same purposeful approach to the D major Symphony, tightly phrased and rhythmically urgent in the opening movement, with lots of light and shade in the detailed attention to dynamics in the middle movements.

(Milestone, $29.95, not rated) Meredith Monk: Inner Voice Enraptured and informative, Babeth M. VanLoo's documentary offers some rewarding face time with the veteran performance artist Meredith Monk, who has been weaving her skills as a singer, choreographer and composer together with the same purposeful intensity as she does her signature braids for some 45 years.

That same purposeful look was evident in the eyes of Bird and Taurasi on Monday night.

"The first is that while I did grow up, as Adam did, in some idealistic formulation that was purposeful, at the same time I grew up in the town where Nike was founded.

Now he finds himself on the practice fields of New Jersey, looping long throws across the afternoons as he has always done, the ball coming out of his hand in a tight, purposeful spiral, the same lazy grace and power you see when he's just fooling around in those television commercials, the same motion we all imitate in the family Thanksgiving game.

In this condition, adults would be less likely to interpret the action as purposeful, and the same was true of the babies.

In American higher education, the focus must be on the students, shape their experiences with the same "surround" provided by a purposeful residential learning experience, and begin with as early identification of promising students as possible.

So part of the explanation for the spooky sensation of the Ouija board controlling itself to write a comprehensible message is that participants are effectively taking turns: They underestimate their own contribution, and at the same time their partner's purposeful movement gives the sense of the planchette moving of its own accord.

The quantitative and qualitative data were collected at the same time; the sampling was purposeful in accordance with qualitative method (selection of information-rich cases) [ 13]; long-term outcome was evaluated with diagnostic assessments, evaluation of the illness course and quantitative measures; and in-depth interviews aimed at understanding the perceptions of the target population.