Sentence examples for very purposely from inspiring English sources

"We very purposely did not put any specific process in there," Mr. Sutherland said.

Davis told MSNBC that under Texas' new districting plan, minority voters "were being separated very purposely from each other -- and therefore from the power to ever express their preference at the ballot box again".

So a lot of the images are composed very purposely so that there might be elements you can recognise in them, whether it's a car or a sports track.

So a lot of the images are composed very purposely so that there might be elements you can recognize in them, whether it's a car or a sports track.

He chose to reiterate this campaign promise very purposely at the same venue where he formally introduced Pence, who was chosen in large part because of his consistent identification with evangelical religion and its causes--including, specifically, a failed effort in Indiana to legislate a religious liberty exemption allowing individuals and businesses to discriminate against LGBT customers.

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

— Kate Taylor (@katetaylornyt) 3 Sep 13 — KATE TAYLOR Melissa Russo is moderating very smartly and purposely.

There are purposely very few surprises in our lives.

Investigators were instructed to make treatment decisions independent of the study and then evaluate whether patients were eligible for inclusion based on entry criteria and the alternating structure of enrolment; recruitment period was purposely very long and no minimum number of cases was required by investigator.

Although the 2012 and 2013 questionnaires were purposely kept very short, they included 3 variables that were used to construct a very simple index of "readiness" to provide family planning services as a rough means of assessing differential levels of capacity among facilities.

Then there was the 430-horsepower L88, a special performance option purposely rated very conservatively.