Sentence examples for would purposefully from inspiring English sources

To know that there are those who would purposefully inflict pain on both people and pets is heartbreaking.

He promised his government would "be competent and trustworthy", would "purposefully and steadfastly and methodically … set about delivering on our commitments" and would govern for everyone.

This week, Mr. Bush hinted at another concern, that the Iraqi government would purposefully sacrifice its population to stain an American military victory with civilian blood.

For a movie Jane Fonda was in, I literally had to design a charm bracelet that would purposefully snag on a piece of clothing, but it had to work to her character, who was a world traveler.

I would purposefully not play it and sometimes I'd overhear people being like: 'Fuck him, he didn't even play it, that's all anyone cares about.' I'd be so bummed.

"The notion that my White House would purposefully release classified national security information is offensive," he said, adding: "But as I think has been indicated from these articles, whether or not the information they've received is true, the writers of these articles have all stated unequivocally that they didn't come from this White House, and that's not how we operate".

Or I'd purposefully criticise a take to rile her up.

As a young girl, I'd purposefully alter my looks in some way in order not to compete with other girls for boys.

But we used to stand around at recess in knock-off versions of her black satin pants, fake-smoking twigs and then flicking them to the ground, where we'd purposefully crush them out beneath our shoes.

With the ice breaking up, my husband and I felt comfortable enough to move back home, to the beautiful Pacific Northwest, reducing the 3,000-mile 3,000-miled purposefully erected barrier Mom and me to just 60.

"I'm going back to then Ambassador Rice five days later going on Sunday shows and what I would say purposefully misleading the American public".