purposefully造句

They have been purposefully perforated, presumably to be strung together.

Notice how he purposefully leaves a generous amount of space.

The officer decided the hair was purposefully placed.

It's not just moving randomly, it's moving purposefully.

This article purposefully simplified the XML programs in order to have an easy-to-understand article.

The purpose of doing this would be to purposefully write BAD CODE .

It purposefully influences our spending habits - even if we think it doesn't.

The picture purposefully points out a kind of pollution that arouses little public attention, that is, garbage.

Each time money is spent or saved, it should be going toward something that you purposefully want for your life.

Purposefully taking advantage of cheaters is a punishable offense, though as long as you purposefully disassociate yourself from the cheater (and preferably report them as well), you should be fine.

I've purposefully included diverse examples of namespace usage to illustrate the impact these namespaces will have on subsequent queries.

You do not exist by some freak of nature, and are not the result of natural selection, but purposefully and lovingly created to exist in your environment.

You can purposefully choose to install products in different package groups for many reasons, even though those products have the ability to share the resources.

There's no way of telling if China purposefully sat out the auction to send a message, particularly on a day when everybody's running for riskier assets.

FBML is not meant to be a full programming language, and therefore purposefully omits constructs like loops and only allows branching in limited contexts.

And if they are indeed the same nails — eaten away by rust and bent at the end, almost purposefully — was their disappearance a conspiracy or a logistical slip-up?

Last week the general tried to break out of the bubble by striding purposefully from the ISAF garrison in rural Kandahar he was visiting, in search of Afghans to question.