purposely vs purposefully : Common Errors in English

Worry set in as two recent Maui High School graduates could not start their purposely bugged vehicle during the Ford/AAA Student Auto Skills National Finals in Michigan on Tuesday.

The top Republican in the Illinois House of Representatives says he thinks Democratic leaders are purposely not passing pension reform for their own political gain. There are lots of conspiracies for why pension reform hasn’t been approved, from the basic stance that it’s purely a legal debate over how to interpret the constitution, to another, more complex thought: that the powerful House ...

According to CBS, Ariel Castro was indicted on one act of aggravated murder for purposely causing the unlawful termination of another's pregnancy, 139 counts of rape, 177 counts of kidnapping, seven counts of gross sexual imposition, three counts of felonious assault and one count of possession of criminal tools.

Is current administration purposefully failing us? To the editor: “Government at best is a necessary evil, at its worst, an … The post 6-13-13 CCN Letters to the Editor appeared first on Sun Patriot .

Video In no way am I attempting to purposefully continue the dogpile on to Microsoft in the wake of their struggles Monday at E3 when by all accounts, they were thumped by Sony's PS4 announcement. But everyone did wonder how Microsoft was going to spin things once the dust settled, and

Ardmore, Pa. -- Tiger Woods walked purposefully and confidently into the interview room at Merion on Tuesday. He answered questions with calm detachment, just as he did at Augusta National in April and Kiawah Island last August and the Olympic Club last June.