Sentence examples for a different purpose from from inspiring English sources

Perhaps these books serve a different purpose from the usual, both for writer and for reader.

It refers to an evolutionary trait that comes to serve a different purpose from its original function.

District Court Judge Leval has noted that, "[t]he use... must employ the quoted matter in a different manner or for a different purpose from the original.

The biography that Hertog wrote has a different purpose from the recent A. Scott Berg biography of Charles Lindbergh commissioned by the Lindbergh family.

"Navies of great powers with more than 10 aircraft carrier battle groups with strategic military objectives have a different purpose from countries with only one or two carriers used for offshore defense," he said.

The technology was developed by a Hewlett-Packard Labs group based in Bristol, England, during the past four years Hewlett-Packard executives said that the technology was intended to serve a different purpose from RFID, or radio frequency identification, tags, which are often used as tracking devices on commercial products.

Even if preparations for this fight, while typical, serve a different purpose: to distract from the reality, jabs instead of jail.

New Shepard isn't meant to deliver things into orbit, of course; Blue Origin has a different purpose and technology from the likes of SpaceX, focusing on giving people a quick, safe lift into space followed by a period of weightlessness and a pleasant descent.

That said, the movie -- with a very different purpose from these statements about Mr. Nash and in a way that is by no means morally or artistically equivalent -- also simplifies and distorts the complex and fascinating life presented in the book.

News pieces have a different purpose to, and readership from, journal articles and are not expected to reproduce them or express claims in the same way.

It's twice as wide as it was then and serves a much different purpose from the one originally intended.