purposeful
ఉద్దేశ్య
definition
adjective
the purposeful stride of a great lawyer
having or showing determination or resolve.
example
Every move was deliberate and 'purposeful' , almost as if she were executing some sort of martial art act.
He set off for the pasture with a 'purposeful' stride.
As a third party, un-involved, I cannot comment on the validity of the actions in question, nor to the motivation of the incident, whether accidental or 'purposeful' in nature.
The 241-pupil school is commended for ‘buzzing with 'purposeful' activities and pupils showing a genuine love of learning’.
Some scientific breakthroughs, like Edison's invention of the light bulb, are 'purposeful' and planned.
They don't beg and harass the stream of crowds that pass them with 'purposeful' strides, the way their counterparts do in San Francisco.
Are some lives, the question essentially goes, to be considered less valuable, less meaningful, less 'purposeful' and hence less worthy of society's protection than others?
Also complicated are Ana's decision and 'purposeful' plans to lose her virginity.
Scientists have long been fascinated by ants because of the extraordinary way they organise themselves into colonies that display 'purposeful' activity.
But in this case, I think the problem is more the reporter's innate prejudice than any 'purposeful' intention to smear the U.S. Army.
He takes the stage with a stride that's 'purposeful' , elegant, even serene, befitting a Californian who seriously loves surfing, martial arts and fast cars.
He has always found it easier to look 'purposeful' by striding about on the world stage than by getting stuck into the messy business of domestic politics.
We celebrate because through Jesus Christ we gain access to not just heaven, but to a 'purposeful' and meaningful relationship with Almighty God.
The state calculated the amount of 'purposeful' underpayment by Chevron to be $13.5 million over the thirteen years and the jury agreed.
The term ‘spectator’ as that word is understood in its ordinary sense in context with the statutory terms, is a 'purposeful' , knowing or intentional observer of an event.
This is determined by the central place the means and methods occupy in the structure of people's meaningful and 'purposeful' activity.
At the age of 35 he continues to cover the ground with a 'purposeful' stride.
In smaller nursing homes, where low profit margins do not allow the employment of full multidisciplinary teams, patients are subjected to little 'purposeful' activity.
There is no need for any 'purposeful' and deliberate attempt to protect dialects.
It keeps people busy with useful, 'purposeful' work, and that's a good way to form a team.
Bowen shares several perspectives about combat that are useful and 'purposeful' to the student of warfare.
Board members found the centre's gym was modern and well-used, providing the main opportunity to get prisoners out of their cells and involved in 'purposeful' activity such as first aid skills.
Up close, she could tell that the two of them could not be much older than her or Alisha, and they both wore a determined and 'purposeful' look.
The 'purposeful' stride of a child-protagonist is shown largely through a close-up of his feet.
Moments later, however, he was once again walking in that slow 'purposeful' stride toward the woods.
His sprightly frame is totally erect with not a hint of a stoop and his quick stride and 'purposeful' gait would put men half his age to shame.
In a climate of political exhaustion, maybe it's time that arts institutions asserted the value of their work, and led policymakers back towards an acknowledgement of art as a 'purposeful' activity in its own right?
Turning, he walked down the hall with long 'purposeful' strides.
Reflex withdrawal from a painful stimulus is not considered a 'purposeful' response.
Emotions like grief, fear and despair are 'purposeful' and useful - if we know how to listen to them.
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